Updates from Our Campaign

Know Your Rights: You may be eligible for unemployment benefits due to a new policy issued by the Department of Unemployment Assistance (DUA) With many public schools shifting fully online and [...]

Care That Works unites families and providers to help working families access affordable, reliable child care services BOSTON —  A pilot program providing working-class families with [...]

Betty McGuireI’m a Dorchester grandma. I’m still helping take care of my grandkids. And this year for Grandparents’ Day (Sept. 13), I want Governor Baker and state legislators to support [...]

One can imagine Christina Morris’ home to be filled with energy and laughter. Her four young kids pack the house she and her partner, both union carpenters, bought a few years ago, in the Hyde [...]

Orlena McQueen has been in the Dorchester area for about forty years; its kind people, vibrant businesses, and churches occupy a special place in her heart. But it was through her role as a [...]

The children were thrilled to see her every morning, right at 7:30am, calling as they came in: “Hi, Ms. Anne!” They would laugh together, dance and beat drums together, and grow and sample [...]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFriday, June 26, 2020 Contact on behalf of Care That Works Coalition:Vishakha Mathur, 617-485-7709, Vishakha@617MediaGroup.com Investment & Equity needed for child care [...]

BOSTON — The announcement June 1 that day care centers can resume operation in phase two of the Massachusetts reopening was a relief to some families that have been struggling to balance child [...]

Cracking the Code: How Boston is trying to Address Childcare by Zoning By Bailey Hu, Molly Kaviar, Ginger Leib, Peiyao Wang The report examines how Boston’s zoning code supports child care [...]