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.
Watch the video to hear why we're in the Fight for $15.
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Nearly 64 million hardworking Americans make less than $15 an hour. That’s just not right – and on April 14, child care, fast-food, and other underpaid workers are standing together to yell “enough!”
Read more →Kimmie DeVries, a preschool teacher in Kansas City and leader in the Child Care Fight for $15, tells Fusion why she’s fighting for $15 an hour for child care providers and what she’s doing to get others involved this election year.
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The national organizing committee (NOC) for the Child Care Fight for $15 campaign gathered in Miami last week to discuss ongoing strategy and to share their experiences.
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