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For many parents, paying for high-quality child care is a major struggle. But with help, women can get the care they need to keep working ― and children can get a strong start toward success.

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Protected: Child Care is Unaffordable in Every State

Balancing Acts: Stories of Women at the Crossroads of Working and Caregiving

PRESS RELEASE: NWLC Leads Coalition Urging Congress to Allocate $100 Million for Child Care in Disaster Relief Package

The Recovery Paradox: Women and Families Need More Support to Sustain and Improve Economic Gains

Address High Child Care and Housing Costs to Support Families and Build Up Child Care Supply

NWLC and CLASP Unveil Report Highlighting the Effects of Pandemic-Era Child Care Funding Ahead of Critical Funding Deadline

Cliff Notes: Pandemic Relief Funding Teaches Lessons about Need for Sustained Child Care Investments

Estrés, esfuerzo y apoyo: al frente del cuidado infantil en los Estados Unidos

Stress, Strain and Support: On the Front Lines of Child Care in the United States

Fatima Goss Graves in Senate Finance Hearing: “Billionaires Don’t Need More Tax Cuts, But Families Need Child Care”

Private Equity and Child Care

By the Numbers: Data on Key Programs for the Well-Being of Women, LGBTQ+ People, and Their Families

Re-Envisioning CCDF: Toward an Anti-Racist Child Care System That Serves Families & Educators

Reflections on Black History Month from Fatima Goss Graves

States Can Make Care Less Taxing: Tax Credits Related to Child Care, Tax Year 2023

State Child Care and Early Education Updates 2023: Continuing Progress

Collateral Damage: Scheduling Challenges for Workers in Low-Wage Jobs and Their Consequences

This Labor Day, Black Mothers Deserve a Living Wage

Improving the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit Would Help More Working Families with the High Cost of Child Care

Precarious Progress: State Child Care Assistance Policies 2022

Gender Justice Sign-on Letter Urging Congress to Pass a Clean Debt Ceiling

Child Care Shouldn’t Be a Private Family Matter. Hear Us Out.

President Biden Signed Over 50 Executive Actions to Strengthen Our Care System—Let’s Break Down What That Actually Means

State Child Care and Early Education Updates 2022: Progress on a Long Path