The Family Frontier
Elliot Haspel, Ellen Galinsky, Michael LevineAnalysis, future-casting, and philosophizing on child care & family policy from Elliot Haspel
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 69 | Subscribers | Read | familyfrontier.substack.com |
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If You Don't Have A Plan To Build the Child Care Workforce, You Don't Have A Child Care Plan
Note: I’m not quite sure what to say about what’s been going on in Minnesota that hasn’t already been said. I would encourage you, though, to read my colleague Joe Waters’ powerful reflection entitled “Building a Civilization of Love.”
Child Care Programs Shouldn't Be Able To Close Without Warning
Special Invitation: I would like to invite you to consider attending an upcoming in-person seminar hosted by Capita entitled Care and the Common Good. It will take place March 24-26 in San Antonio, and will explore the history and future of...
Stop Arguing About Fraud. Start Arguing *For* Child Care.
Note: I had an opportunity to record a Culture Study podcast with the outstanding Anne Helen Peterson about what a family-friendly future might look like — check it out here, or wherever you get your podcasts!
Recording: Rob Reiner's Early Childhood Legacy
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