Provided by the Center for Public Partnerships & Research at the University of Kansas
The child care sector was having difficulties hiring and retaining workers long before the pandemic.
Read about how Louisiana became the second state to commit to paying for subsidized child care based on what care costs rather than on what local parents pay.
NPR’s Michel Martin speaks with daycare owner Brenda Hawkins about the child care industry and what it’s like to be a child care provider during this difficult time.
Because of the general nature and characteristics of rural communities, the options for child care in those communities are felt more acutely.
The US child care industry has been crushed by the Covid-19 pandemic. From BNN Bloomberg.
CLASP provides analysis on ways that BBB would address racial inequities, both for families and providers.
Julia Klein, CEO at CH Briggs Company, shares concern that as jobs have rebounded, women workers have not. Via Forbes.