In 2025, WREN undertook a statewide research project to assess obstacles facing women and girls in South Carolina, and endeavored to parse the findings into county-specific data. The research…
The South Carolina General Assembly is back in session and WREN is analyzing what’s moving, what’s stalled, and what’s coming next on the issues that matter most for women…
In this webinar, the WREN team unveiled new findings on health, childcare, and economic wellbeing and shared how local communities can use these insights to advocate for meaningful change.
Join Dr. Amalia Luxardo and the WREN team for a powerful conversation about where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re going next. From landmark wins like…
Hear from our policy team about all the progress we've made during South Carolina's 2025 legislative session and get fired up about next steps.
Click on each of the bill factsheets to get more information on our focuses for the 2025 Legislative Session. Economic Justice Childcare: Paid Family Leave:…
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In collaboration with the National Women’s Law Center, WREN released a report that reveals multiple barriers to gender justice.
South Carolina has among the highest rates of sexual and intimate partner violence in the nation, consistently ranking as one of the most dangerous states for women.1 This fact…
Access to comprehensive reproductive healthcare is a crucial factor in women’s ability to participate and advance in the workforce. Nine out of 10 women surveyed believe that the ability…
