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Family Care
Caregiving in American is broken and needs to be fixed, Universal Family Care Belongs in the Progressive Agenda. Here’s how to solve the family care crisis
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An Interview With Elizabeth Warren
Sen. Warren on the Universal Child Care and Early Learning Act
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Family Care: Good Policy, Good Politics
Advocates believe that universal coverage for care work doesn’t just make economic sense but is also a political winner.
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What the U.S. Can Learn About Caregiving From the World
Most developed countries offer some form of family care coverage. Here are some of the best models.
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Washington: The Caregiving State
In the Pacific Northwest, lawmakers have acted to help defray the exorbitant costs of family caregiving. More needs to be done.
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Building Movements Around the Care Economy
The case study of child care politics over the past five years offers lessons for how to build a movement around Universal Family Care.
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An Interview With Ai-jen Poo
The head of Care in Action talks about her vision for a unified, integrated family care infrastructure.
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Building Back the Care Economy
We have a moment to right many historical wrongs for care workers, which create racial and gender inequities.
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Economic Rights as Industrial Policy
Family care policies can be part of a transformation that centers the worker in economic relief efforts rather than companies.