Explainer: Paid and Unpaid Leave Policies in the United States
A short primer on private-sector workers’ access and use of federal unpaid leave through the FMLA and an introduction to state programs.
A short primer on private-sector workers’ access and use of federal unpaid leave through the FMLA and an introduction to state programs.
A short primer on state paid family and medical leave programs across 13 states and Washington, DC.
Changing immigration policies are creating fear and uncertainty for child care providers and the families they serve. Across the country, providers say attendance is dropping and routines are being…
Washington, D.C.’s pay equity fund for early educators may be on the chopping block, alarming providers who say the program helped stabilize a workforce long plagued by low wages. Advocates warn cu…
New Mexico’s new universal child care system is already reshaping daily life for families by lowering costs and expanding access. Advocates say the program offers a model for what state-level inves…
States are exploring child tax credits as a way to ease financial pressure on families after the expanded federal credit expired. Supporters say these programs can reduce child poverty and improve …
Our entertainment initiative joined with partners including CAA Community Impact, GLAAD, MPAC, and Imaginable Futures to share resources at SXSW.
With a new paid leave law, Virginia has hard-coded some critical implementation lessons learned from other paid leave programs across the country.
Outside Atlanta, the Godfreys are caught in a cycle of job loss and eviction. That stress has implications for the kids.