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The Child Care Crisis, Part 4: How State Policy Choices…

Mackenzie Whipps, PhD CLC, & Anna Kresse, MPH In some states, a parent working a full-time minimum wage job can obtain a subsidy and comfortably...

The Child Care Crisis, Part 3: Why States Should Increase…

Mackenzie Whipps, PhD CLC, & Anna Kresse, MPH Demand for subsidized child care slots is already very high. State subsidy programs simply do not meet...

The Child Care Crisis, Part 2: How the Right Reimbursement…

By Alyssa Rafa, MA, Mackenzie Whipps, PhD CLC, & Anna Kresse, MPH The demand for subsidized child care slots varies considerably across communities. In many...

The Child Care Crisis, Part 1: Why Subsidies Have Not…

By Mackenzie Whipps, PhD CLC & Anna Kresse, MPH What do you do if your toddler’s child care just disappears? Maybe the teacher left to...
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