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Child Care & Early Learning Workforce

Child care providers—overwhelmingly women and predominantly immigrant women of color—care for the next generation and deserve fair pay and good working conditions.

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Maryland Improves Its Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit to Help More Families

The Next Recession is Coming, and Child Care Assistance Must Be Part of the Solution

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Can We Rewrite the Shameful History of Undervaluing Child Care Workers?

Helping Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care Providers Meet New Requirements Under the Child Care and Development Block Grant Reauthorization Law

Stepping Up: New Policies and Strategies Supporting Parents in Low-Wage Jobs and Their Children

Organizations Working to Support Family, Friend and Neighbor Child Care Meet at NWLC

Helping Parents in Low-Wage Jobs Access Affordable Child Care: Opportunities Under the Reauthorized Child Care and Development Block Grant

Raising Payment Rates Raises Quality of Child Care

Every Baby Has a Story—Child Care Policy Helps Shape It

Final Federal Budget For Fiscal Year 2018 Makes Historic Investment In Child Care And Early Education

Family, Friends, and Neighbor Care: Facts and Figures

Women’s Care Work Is Undervalued. It’s (Past) Time to Change That.

Undervalued: A Brief History of Women’s Care Work and Child Care Policy in the United States

Set Up for Success: Early Care and Education Policies Must Address Low-Wage Working Parents’ Needs

Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care Message Framework

What Do Moms Really Want for Mother’s Day?

A Snapshot of Working Mothers

Celebrating Child Care Providers on a #DayWithoutAWoman

Let’s Invest in Children, Families, and Child Care Workers

Dear Mick Mulvaney: Child Care is Challenging and Valuable Work

Stand with Families – Ask the Presidential Candidates About Child Care

Child Care Deductions Favor High Income Families

United State of Women Convening: Investing in the Women who Care for and Teach our Youngest Learners

Comments on Proposed Child Care and Development Block Grant Regulations