Child care workers across the country struggle to make ends meet. Parents need quality, affordable child care.
That's why people who care for children are coming together with parents to fight for fair pay and child care for all. We're standing together to demand more for everyone who works hard but doesn’t make enough to get by.
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After a successful protest in Iowa, Fight for $15 activists turned their attention to New Hampshire. On February 6, underpaid workers in the fast-food, home care and child care industries took the streets to demand $15/hour and union rights.
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At a roundtable event yesterday, Senator Casey (D-PA), Rep. Crowley (D-NY), and Rep. Frankel (D-FL) unveiled the Child Care Access to Resources for Early-Learning (CARE) Act, which will provide a massive new $25 billion federal investment to help improve our child care system.
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Child care providers rallied for $15/hour and quality, affordable child care in Des Moines, Iowa with hundreds of other underpaid workers – including homecare and striking fast-food workers – ahead of that night’s Republican debate.
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