
Analysis, future-casting, and philosophizing on child care & family policy from Elliot Haspel
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Child care policy expert, author, and writer of The Family Frontier substack.
Believe parenting and caregiving is a wild and profound ride that men ignored forever. Wrote the book "When You Care," in which I dig into why we don't value care, and what the world would look like if we did. Contributor to the Atlantic, Slate etc.
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