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The Atlantic article that discusses the current state of child care in the United States and proposes solutions for reforming the system to make it more affordable or even free.
Learn More Aprende MásAfro News article that highlights calls from advocates for better wages and improved data collection for workers in the care industry.
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Fortune article that highlights how the increasing demand for childcare and eldercare, exacerbated by the pandemic, is disproportionately affecting women's ability to save for retirement.
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Truthout podcast that discusses how capitalism exploits caregiving labor, particularly within the context of domestic work, and perpetuates inequalities. It calls for a reevaluation of societal values to prioritize care over profit.
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New York Times article about how, five months after the expiration of federal funds, running a child care business is more precarious than ever and many parents are struggling to pay tuition, two surveys show.
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Barron's video report with Ai-jen Poo, NDWA President, that talks about the steps that could ease the caregiving crunch and help families navigate the cost of care.
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USA Today article that discusses how recruiting enough workers to care for Arizona's aging population will be a challenge without the help of immigrants to bridge the gap.
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McKnights Long-Term Care News article that highlights the caregiving responsibilities that many older adults face, despite their own health needs.
Learn More Aprende MásLos Angeles Times article that discusses how Black and Latina childcare workers are paid less and given fewer leadership roles than their co-workers, despite making up much of the early childhood workforce.
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