Families need child care, which is too inaccessible & unaffordable. We need Child Care for All.
At Equity Matters on 10/22, we'll explore how the challenges families face today can build the power needed to fight for universal child care. Register: ow.ly/XAxp50ZZ7g4
The Trump admin's mass deportation machine is driving children out of schools--limiting their education, access to nutritious food, safety, and stability. Our experts say: these essentials are ALL under attack.
Via The 74: ow.ly/n7BB50ZYf7e
The Trump admin's mass deportation machine is driving children out of schools--limiting their education, access to nutritious food, safety, and stability. Our experts say: these essentials are ALL under attack.
@Jo_Napolitano investigates for @The74: the74million.org/article/the…
Renting has become a long-term reality for many.
In our new brief, Joshua Eneji explores growing bipartisan support for federal rental assistance & what more needs to be done: ow.ly/TPFn50ZYeGF
Families need child care, which is too inaccessible & unaffordable. We need Child Care for All.
At Equity Matters on 10/22, we'll explore how the challenges families face today can build the power needed to fight for universal child care. Register: ow.ly/mv9Z50ZXJWI
Latinas’ gender and racial wage gap has worsened—and without proactive reform, they will not reach pay equity until the year 2180. Read @IWPResearch’s latest #LatinaEqualPay #Trabajadoras share.equalrights.org/s/hPBW…
📣 Check out a new blog today calling for universal child care. In it, Stephanie Schmit describes why CLASP is proud to join the Child Care for All Campaign.
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You can learn about and join the just launched Child Care for All Campaign here: childcareforall.com
Every family should have access to child care, yet child care is treated as a private responsibility.
As the Trump admin slashes our existing child care system, Alyssa Fortner's new piece explains why now is the time to advocate for universal child care: ow.ly/FFmu50ZVt8i
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The Child Care for All campaign is working to win a universal child care system that guarantees every family free and easy-to-access options to meet their needs.
Free, universal child care means a better future for all kids—and our country. Join us at childcareforall.com.
We’re excited and proud to announce that we’ve joined the Child Care for All campaign!
Child Care for All is a campaign of partners from across the country who have come together to win free, universal child care for everyone. Learn more at childcareforall.com
We’re excited and proud to announce that we’ve joined the Child Care for All campaign!
Child Care for All is a campaign of partners from across the country who have come together to win free, universal child care for everyone. Learn more at childcareforall.com
From groceries to the gas pump, we are all feeling the affordability crisis.
On @MomsRising Radio, Wendy Chun-Hoon discusses how bad public policy decisions created this crisis — and better ways to support our families. Listen to the full episode here: ow.ly/LpzT50ZU1xE
CLASP Policy Analyst Christian Collins appeared on the @rolandsmartin Unfiltered Daily Digital Show to discuss the Protect College Sports Act, address its problematic aspects, and answer questions about the bill.
Learn more from Christian, starting at 8:03min:
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[1] Mass deportation orphans babies, per new reporting from @theatlantic. Parents, caregivers & advocates are fighting for kids & babies who have had their parents taken from them by the Trump Admin.
How is the early childhood community likely to be affected by DHS’s new “public charge” rule? In our latest fact sheet, we answer common questions, provide additional resources, and prepare workers, families & educators for what to expect:
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Parents are experts in the policies that shape their families’ lives. Parent leaders turned lived experience into policy solutions through CLASP's fellowship.
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All workers in the US should be able to build futures.
Yet the Trump admin spent BILLIONS targeting immigrants & limiting their job opportunities. CLASP & IRC find that workers sacrifice job quality for low barriers to entry in app-based work: ow.ly/quki50ZQBgl
Black women face unique risks when reporting workplace health/safety issues. CLASP's Lulit Shewan says women who come forward often must defend their complaint—along with their credibility, temperament, and right to stay employed. Read more: ow.ly/sk2O50ZQcNP
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The Trump public charge regulation takes effect today. Read our statement on the threat this policy poses to our country and our democracy. Featuring quotes from executive committee members @CLASP_DC , @CALimmigrant, and @APIAHF. pifcoalition.org/resources/p…





















