WELCOME TO THE FIGHT FOR EQUAL PAY!

The mission of Equal Pay Today, a project at Equal Rights Advocates, is to eradicate the long-standing gender wage gap impacting the economic security of women, families, and communities of color. Through strategies involving policy reform, litigation, education and outreach, our innovative collaboration of national, regional, and state-based women's legal advocacy, worker justice groups, and social justice organizations is changing conversations about equal pay at every opportunity.


2024 Equal Pay Days

We observe Equal Pay Day to raise awareness about the harmful wage gaps between men and women and demographic Equal Pay Days throughout the year to raise awareness about the harmful wage gaps faced by women of color as compared to their white non-Hispanic male counterparts.

Equal Pay Day
78 cents
for all earners*
84 cents for full time, year round earners
Based on 2022 earnings data


AANHPI Women
80 cents
for all earners*
93 cents for full time year round earners
Based on 2022 earnings data


LGBTQIA+ Equal Pay Awareness Day
Raise awareness around the lack of wage gap data for LGBTQIA+ communities


Black Women
66
cents for all earners*
69 cents for full time, year round earners
Based on 2022 earnings data


Moms’ Equal Pay Day
62 cents for all earners*
74 cents for full time, year round earners
Based on 2022 earnings data


NHPI Women’s Equal Pay Day
60 cents
for all earners*
66 cents for full time year round earners
Based on 2022 earnings data


Latina Equal Pay Day
52 cents for all earners*
57 cents for full time year round earners
Based on 2022 earnings data


Native and Indigenous Women
55 cents
for all earners*
59 cents for full time year round earners
Based on 2022 earnings data

*The numbers reflect the average wage gap for all workers (including those working full time, year-round as well those working part time and part year)


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