Get inspired to do more

Below you’ll find a collection of videos and articles that highlight the unfairness of the gender pay gap—and inspire us to do more.

See what 20% less looks like in our campaign video created in partnership with Funny Or Die and Hulu.

Glamour asked six men and six women to compare salaries for similar jobs. The results probably won’t surprise you.

Watch Audi’s thought-provoking 2017 Super Bowl ad that sparked conversation about equal pay across the nation.

AAUW explains the pay gap in the U.S. and how it affects women of all ages, races, and education levels.

Kristen Bell stars in this infomercial parody offering a cheap labor alternative for businesses: women!

No matter which way you cut it, the gender pay gap exists. Here are five key facts to remember from IWPR.

In 2016, these elite athletes took a stand for equal pay. Read about their fight for wage equality.

This 2016 video shows how the gender pay gap affects women of all backgrounds and is worse for Black and Latina women.

Pay gaps vary widely from country to country, and according to the 2016 Global Gender Report, it’s still a man’s world.

Watch how Lucy does her part to close the pay gap in this lighthearted and empowering ad by Secret.

Since the pay gap will likely affect multiple generations, Jimmy Kimmel’s reporter got these kids' take on the issue.

In 2015, Make it Work teamed up with Issa Rae to give the kids at this lemonade stand a real taste of the gender pay gap.

Actress Jennifer Lawrence opens up and doesn’t hold back in this powerful essay about the Hollywood pay gap.

In 2015, women made 78% of what men did. Buzzfeed imagines what life might look like if a woman only did 78% of her work.

In this hilarious clip from 2014, John Oliver proposes a possible solution for America’s wage gap: a new currency for women.