In the quiet village of New Glarus, Wisconsin, child care provider Corinne Hendrickson has become one of the state’s most outspoken advocates for early childhood education. After nearly two decades…
Why providers and parents joined together to call for investment into our flailing childcare system.
On October 23, early childhood educators and parents are hosting events across the country to get out the vote for child care. They tell us why they’re taking action.
Parents need reliable, affordable childcare solutions, and providers need thriving wages, health care, and retirement—the same benefits their care allows other parents to pursue.
Lack of sufficient childcare isn’t just a family issue — it’s an economic one that the rest of the community should care about, too.
Leer en español “It takes a village and our economy runs on child care,” BriTanya Brown, a childcare business owner in rural west Texas and Childcare Changemaker, shared at a…
We’ve all depended on childcare at least once in our lives, from parents to family members to childcare centers and beyond. Yet, despite our common thread, the childcare industry often…
Nowadays, care is unaffordable for most families in the United States. Organizers of Day Without Child Care are looking to change that.
Host and public school educator Omar Marquez digs into urgent childcare stories with business owners, educators, and parents as they prepare for a national day of action, Community Change Action’s Day Without Child Care, on May 13, 2024.
Community Change joined the Care Can’t Wait coalition to celebrate Care Worker Recognition Month — and to call for more federal investments to address our childcare crisis.