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Back-to-school is treated as a personal matter. It is a measurable productivity event, and it lands almost entirely on women. What ERG leaders can do.

The summer dip is normal and most of it returns. The women who do not come back are usually the ones who served the most. What to do before it happens.

She is the highest earner in her household and possibly in her extended family. Nobody discusses it. She has learned

She has not resigned. She has not said a word against the chapter. She is simply not there any more.

Nobody calls a municipal office on a good day. By the time a resident reaches your counter or your phone

She renewed. She just does not come any more. Every chamber has a version of this. The women’s council launches

She is in your building by seven fifteen. She spends the day meeting the needs of other people’s children with

Count them this Sunday. Not the people in the seats. The people doing the work. The setup, the meal train,

There is a woman on your team who never misses. She catches the thing before it becomes a problem. She

School starts, summer coverage ends, and your nurses absorb it silently. What health systems can do about the September drop, in September rather than in May.