Reflections on gender equality and the 19th Amendment at 100

We asked women at the Brookings Institution to share their thoughts on the 19th Amendment. One hundred years after American women gained the right to vote (on paper), what is the current state of gender equality in America? For more scholarship on this, visit 19A: The Brookings Gender Equality Series.

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Participants

Stephanie Aaronson Senior Associate Director, Division of Research and Statistics - Federal Reserve Board

Emily Cleffi-Tristani Senior Advisor for Strategic Communications - Office of Communications @EmilyCleffiT

Christina Kwauk Former Brookings Expert, Head of Climate and Education - Unbounded Associates @CKwauk

Robin J. Lewis Associate Fellow and Senior Research Associate, Associate Director - Anti-Corruption, Democracy, and Security (ACDS) @Robin_J_Lewis

Amy Liu Vice President - Metropolitan Policy Program, Adeline M. and Alfred I. Johnson Chair in Urban and Metropolitan Policy @amy_liuw

Molly E. Reynolds Senior Fellow - Governance Studies @mollyereynolds

Isabel V. Sawhill Senior Fellow Emeritus - Economic Studies, Center for Economic Security and Opportunity @isawhill

Morgan Welch Senior Research Assistant & Project Coordinator - Center on Children and Families, Economic Studies, Brookings Institution

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Reflections on gender equality and the 19th Amendment at 100

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