Nonacademic Reports

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"Where Women Win: Closing the Gap in Congress" (2016), Responsible for data collection, and drafting and editing report. Report by Political Parity, a project of Hunt Alternatives, Cambridge, MA.
"Twin States: A Multiplier Effect" (2013), Responsible for conducting and analyzing research and drafting text of report on women's high-level elective leadership, in Senate and Governor's seats, across states. Report by Political Parity, a project of Hunt Alternatives, Cambridge, MA.
“Benchmarking Women’s Leadership” (2009), Responsible for research and drafting full text of report on the status of women in leadership across sectors. Published by The White House Project, New York, NY
"Women, News, and Political Participation: Pre-Conference Reader” (2007), Research report and background conference materials for the Shorenstein Center, Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, Cambridge, MA.
"Women and Politics Worldwide" (2004), Report on an international conference held in Salzburg, Austria, spring 2004. Published by the Salzburg Global Seminar, Austria.
“Ending Discrimination Against Family Caregivers” (2003), Policy report co-authored with Joan Williams and Raja Kudchadkar. Published by the Work/Life Law Center, a program of the Washington College of Law of American University, Washington, DC.
“Who’s Talking? An Analysis of Sunday Morning Talk Shows” (2001), Report co-authored with White House Project staff and consultants. Published by The White House Project, New York, NY.

(selected)

"Where Women Win: Closing the Gap in Congress" (2016), Responsible for data collection, and drafting and editing report. Report by Political Parity, a project of Hunt Alternatives, Cambridge, MA.

"Twin States: A Multiplier Effect" (2013), Responsible for conducting and analyzing research and drafting text of report on women's high-level elective leadership, in Senate and Governor's seats, across states. Report by Political Parity, a project of Hunt Alternatives, Cambridge, MA.

“Benchmarking Women’s Leadership” (2009), Responsible for research and drafting full text of report on the status of women in leadership across sectors. Published by The White House Project, New York, NY

"Women, News, and Political Participation: Pre-Conference Reader” (2007), Research report and background conference materials for the Shorenstein Center, Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, Cambridge, MA.

"Women and Politics Worldwide" (2004), Report on an international conference held in Salzburg, Austria, spring 2004. Published by the Salzburg Global Seminar, Austria.

“Ending Discrimination Against Family Caregivers” (2003), Policy report co-authored with Joan Williams and Raja Kudchadkar. Published by the Work/Life Law Center, a program of the Washington College of Law of American University, Washington, DC.

“Who’s Talking? An Analysis of Sunday Morning Talk Shows” (2001), Report co-authored with White House Project staff and consultants. Published by The White House Project, New York, NY.