Brown University School of Public Health

Fostering Lifelong Organizational Well-being (FLOW) for Women in the Workplace

The development of a data-driven, community-informed Workplace Women's Health Blueprint will translate emerging policy into workplace culture, practices, and supports for premenstrual and menopausal health.

Premenstrual and menopausal symptoms are widespread, yet systematically ignored, workplace barriers that constrain women's health, productivity, and career advancement. This project will deliver a first-of-its-kind Workplace Women's Health Blueprint that integrates real-time health data, employee voice, organizational learning, and active monitoring of state and national policy. Leveraging Rhode Island's landmark menopause legislation, the project will generate scalable, evidence-based solutions that translate policy into practice, reduce stigma, and offer potential to drive lasting workplace change nationwide.

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Primary Barrier
Inflexible Workplaces
Location
Rhode Island
Solution Region
New England
Community Type
Urban
Annual Operating Budget
More than $500 Million