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NWLC In The Press

Week-long Video Game Speedrunning Stream Raises Millions for Charity

To date, the event has raised over $55 million for charity, most of which has gone to Doctors Without Borders, the primary recipient for SGDQ, and Prevent Cancer Foundation, the primary recipient for AGDQ. Games...

Zohran Mamdani’s campaign proposes free childcare. Is it finally a winning policy?

“It’s a unifying issue,” echoed Karen Schulman, senior director of state childcare policy at the National Women’s Law Center, pointing out that even staunchly Republican states like Alabama, Georgia and Montana have created early childhood...

Child Care Firm Bumo Gets $10 Million

The U.S. has long dealt with a crumbling a child care system partly due to low wages, labor burnout and a shortage of child care options for working parents. The Covid-19 pandemic exposed how deep...

How Trump is deploying multiple agencies to set education policy

As a result of the quietly proposed policy changes, colleges receiving Energy Department grants would no longer, among other things: Be permitted to proactively “overcome the effects of conditions that resulted in limited participation therein...

Black Women See Rising Unemployment Rates As Rest of Labor Market Plateaus

Kate Bahn, chief economist at the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, highlighted the double bind: “Black women are overrepresented among those jobs, but somehow, that’s still not enough to overcome the bigger structural barriers.” Jasmine...

Twin Cities day cares lose workers after Trump administration cancels immigration program

The immigration changes might increase the worker shortage. A recent National Women’s Law Center study found that about 20% of early educators in the U.S. are immigrant women.