Being 'responsible' is impossible for families overwhelmed by childcare costs
An advocacy leader argues that high childcare costs are overwhelming families and calls on candidates to prioritize the issue during the election.
This election year is an opportunity for candidates to stand up for working families. And it’s a chance for voters to advocate for children. As we like to say, “Vote baby vote,” writes guest columnist Lynanne Gutierrez, president & CEO of Groundwork Ohio, a statewide, nonpartisan advocacy organization advancing policies for young children and families.
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