Jenna Bannon

A bipartisan group of 13 state lawmakers is advocating for a childcare system overhaul, citing affordability and access challenges. They propose solutions like increased employer involvement, higher provider wages, and updated regulations. The lawmakers emphasize the need for investment from governments, businesses, and philanthropy to address the crisis.

A bipartisan group of 13 state lawmakers is calling for an overhaul of the U.S. childcare system, citing high costs, low provider pay, and access gaps. Their recommendations include increased private sector involvement, higher wages for providers, and updated regulations, as presented at the National Conference of State Legislatures in Chicago.

A bipartisan group of state lawmakers urges an overhaul of the U.S. childcare system, citing affordability and access issues. Their report recommends higher provider pay, private sector involvement, and regulatory reforms to address shortages.

A bipartisan group of state lawmakers is calling for an overhaul of the U.S. childcare system, citing high costs, low provider pay, and access gaps. They proposed solutions like increased employer involvement and higher wages, emphasizing the need for investment beyond government funding.

A bipartisan group of 13 state lawmakers from both parties has called for an overhaul of the U.S. childcare system, citing affordability, access gaps, and inadequate pay for providers. Their policy recommendations include increased private sector involvement, higher wages for workers, and updated regulations. The group emphasized the need for investment beyond government funding, urging collaboration with businesses and philanthropy.