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Tell every parent you know about the child tax credit and tell every voter you know to help make it permanent. Moms Rising offers one-stop info at:
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We use time use data to look for evidence of substitution between men and women and economies of scale and scope in childcare and indirect care. One highlight: we find economies of scale in childcare for young children in all 3 countries. 1/2
Interested in understanding the burden of care within households in Ghana, Mongolia & South Korea? Join the #IAFFE2021 Conference presentation by our PhD Candidate @HL_Randolph and Elizabeth King & Jooyeoun Suh with @careworkeconomy. June 24, 3:30-5:00pm. ow.ly/FYp650FgNZD
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A more radical--less wimpy--approach to childcare and paid family leave--see Bryce Covert in NYT
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Our data + viz paper is out! @KatyaH_kenkyuu @jomuzhi @manyeekan @SarahMFlood @LCHSayer @timeuse Sullivan Gershuny. #PLOSONE: Exploring daily time-use patterns: ATUS-X data extractor and online diary visualization tool dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.…
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Forthcoming paper “Who cares? Sharing the burden of caregiving within the family” by Elizabeth King, @timeuse, and @HL_Randolph, will be presented during the 29th IAFFE Annual Conference, June 22 - 25, 2021. To attend, register here: tinyurl.com/5atbxd5y
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SK’s paid care sector is large and growing fast, but care workers face poor conditions. Look out for another brief summarizing @timeuse’s estimation of the size and value of the unpaid care sector, coming soon! Working paper for unpaid sector here: tinyurl.com/sxzxs7ds – at Washington, DC
Paid care workers in South Korea face poor working conditions, including long hours, low wages, and limited benefits. Jooyeoun Suh estimates the paid care sector in South Korea. Read our latest policy brief by @timeuse @HL_Randolph: tinyurl.com/npe7ves9
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"if family caregivers ages 50-plus have access to support in the workplace, the potential economic contribution could increase by $1.7 trillion (5.5%) in 2030 — and by $4.1 trillion (6.6%) in 2050."
#LongevityEconomy @JeanAccius @policydeb @timeuse
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This Older Americans Are Fueling the Economy, paying taxes, volunteering and providing care!
#longevityeconomy @timeuse @JeanAccius
finance.yahoo.com/video/spec… great video via @Yahoo
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“Give people the opportunity to work as long as they want to & need to” @policydeb Chief Public Policy Officer @AARP
Watch “Growing With Age Digital Learning Platform” on #Vimeo vimeo.com/490799142?ref=tw-s…
@JeanAccius @melissagrober @StaciAlexander @ihoc718 @timeuse @prundlet
.@policydeb: “Having employees who match your marketplace is a competitive advantage” #MultiGenWorkforce #futureofwork @AARPIntl
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What are the benefits for business of a multigenerational workforce?
See latest OECD analysis here 👉 oe.cd/3pa #WorkingBetterWithAge #MultiGenWorkforce #OECD60
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Join us for the 3rd dialogue in the Equity by Design series 11/19. Built environment experts will discuss finance for the re/development of housing models that meet the diverse needs of different people over longer lifespans. #buildequity
Register Today : bit.ly/aarpequitybydesign
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@UN4Ageing @timeuse @spkapto @AlanaOfficer @RituSadana A brilliant side event at UN world data forum. Substantive presentations AARP’s longevity economy Suh raises question on inequalities lack of data on race need for intersectionality@aarpinternational
Silver lining - global webinars. Excellent session on Covid and Older Persons- need for data. @HelpAge @AARPIntl @HelpAgeUSA @WHO #COVID19
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Achieving equity means that some people need additional resources to get to an equal playing field, says @ava. Equality ≠ Equity! #BuildEquity
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Great conversation about how we can scale innovation — in health care, broadband, technology — to reach people of all ages, races, wealth levels @RichardLui, Rick C. Wade @USChamber, @sklasko, @cedwardski #BuildEquity
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Solving for equity means looking at the structures, policies, practices ,and values, and start by asking 'Who is at the table, who is not?' says @CamaraJones with @ihoc718 @cheryldorsey @idarademacher @AARP #BuildEquity summit
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Key challenges raised by @AARP state directors during COVID-19: access to broadband, racial health disparities, state agencies, and households running out of money as the crisis drags on. #BuildEquity
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“AARP has been on the frontlines for over 60 years to improve people’s health and economic security, to fight against age discrimination and to address the needs and interests of people as they age, especially those most vulnerable”, says AARP CEO @JoAnn_Jenkins #BuildEquity
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Today at 1pm, @DoctorTanMD will host a @PoliticsProse panel with former US Surgeon General Dr. David Satcher and @DanielEDawes on their new books exploring solutions to overcome the challenges brought about by health inequities. #buildequity buff.ly/349DH1U
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Excited to present on ASA webinar tomorrow asaging.org/web-seminars/cre… @AARPIntl, our principles for Creating Enabling & Equitable Housing and Multigenerational Communities, as an introduction to our Equity by Design global dialogue series: aarpinternational.org/resour…
Join us! @AARPIntl
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Our #buildequity virtual series continues on 8/27 with one of the nation's leading public health experts @DrRichBesser @RWJF discussing the impacts of health and well-being on longevity with @PresRyerson @AARPFoundation. Register: bit.ly/AARPaug27
