MANCHESTER, N.H. —

A new report from the New Hampshire Women's Foundation examines the status of women in the state.

Using data from the state census and other public records, the report looks at women's health, safety, education, economic status, and leadership.

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The report highlights how the state's high cost of living disproportionately affects women, especially mothers, citing factors such as housing costs, child care, and the gender wage gap.

>> Read the full report here <<

"We know that data-driven research needs to be the foundation for any policies and laws that are impacting women and girls," said Tanna Clews of the New Hampshire Women's Foundation. "We are proud to be a bold voice for women

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