Childcare Workers, Parents, and Communities Can Come Together as an Unstoppable Force for a Better Future
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.
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…
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.
Es hora de que todos manifestemos amor total para apoyar a los miembros más jóvenes de nuestra comunidad y a sus familias.
It is time for all communities to show up with radical love to support our youngest community members and their families.
Cientos de proveedores, desde Nueva York hasta Alabama, hablan sobre lo que significará la fecha límite del 30 de septiembre para sus negocios, sus medios de vida y las familias a las que sirven.
My husband and I had planned that I would return to the workforce, but this situation makes me feel like we are not in control of my family’s life.
Hundreds of providers, from New York to Alabama, talk about what the September 30 deadline will mean for their businesses, livelihoods, and the families they serve.
This women’s history month, I want to honor the contributions of these childcare providers, mothers, and organizers who are working to make a 21st century childcare system a reality.