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<br />Acknowledgments
<br />The Sample Truth about the Gender Pay Gap was written by AAUW Vice President
<br />of Research Catherine Hill in 2011. It was substantially revised by Senior
<br />Researcher Kevin Miller and Research Associate Kathleen Benson in 2016.
<br />Vice President of Government Relations Lisa Maatz and State Policy
<br />Analyst Kate Nielson wrote the section on federal and state policies. Senior
<br />Editor Kathryn Bibler and Senior Designer Allison VanKanegan also con-
<br />tributed to the report.
<br />AAUW thanks our members and supporters for their generous contribu-
<br />tions in making this publication and organization possible.
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