OUR IMPACT | Equal pay

Equal Pay Day for all women should be on December 31, but unfortunately, it isn’t. The average woman must work far into the next year to earn what a man earned in the prior year. Equal Pay Day marks how far women (asian, white, Black, and Latina) work after the close of a calendar year in order to make what men made in the previous one.

• For asian women, that day typically occurs in February.

• For white women, it’s April.

• For Black women, it’s August.

• For native american women, it’s September.

• For Latinas, it’s November.

To illustrate the enormous disparities in equal pay through an intersectional lens and to encourage social media sharing, we built a microsite day counter.