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24 OctCollege Grads See Big Wage Gains from Delaying Motherhood

Category(s): birth timing, contraception, READY: Why Women Are Embracing the New Later Motherhood, women and economics, women and politics
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10 OctBabies on Hold: The Birth Rate Drop & the Time-Lag Effect

Category(s): birth rates, birth timing, contraception, recessions, redefining women's work, women and economics
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08 AugCommon Myths about Having a Child Later in Life

Category(s): birth control, birth rates, birth timing, childcare, contraception, fertility, fertility scaremongering, infertility, later motherhood, marriage, maternal activism, misrepresenting later fertility, motherhood studies, READY: Why Women Are Embracing the New Later Motherhood, recessions
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28 JunHow Women (and Men) Can Have It All–Now

Category(s): childcare, contraception, fathers, maternal activism, motherhood, redefining women's work, women and economics, women and politics, women's education, women's suffrage, women's work, work/life balance
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29 MayPolicy Talk Redux

Category(s): birth control, birth timing, childcare, contraception, fertility, fertility scaremongering, infertility, later motherhood, marriage, maternal activism, motherhood, recessions, redefining women's work, women and economics, women and politics, women's education, women's work, work/life balance
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