Child care and early education policies are shaped by a history of systemic and structural
racism. This has created major racial disparities in children's access to quality child care that …

Social science inquiries of American agriculture have long recognized the inextricability of
farm households and farm businesses. Efforts to train and support farmers, however, often …

Ähnlich wie in anderen europäischen Ländern wird die institutionelle Kinderbetreuung in
Deutschland in erster Linie über ein öffentliches Angebot bereitgestellt. Private …

Child care is not affordable for many US families, particularly those living in poverty. Child
care subsidies and other sources of public funding for early education can assist low-income …

Searching for child care is an important stage of the parental child care decision-making
process. Although previous studies have identified a series of factors related to parents' child …

This paper uses a mixed methods research design that combines qualitative and
quantitative data from low-income parents to increase understanding of the dynamics of their …

Childcare is a critical issue for working families in the United States; however childcare
needs in the agriculture sector have been absent from both childcare and agricultural policy …

Given the prevalence of short child care subsidy spells and program churning documented
in prior studies, researchers and policymakers have been concerned about the implications …

With growing public investment in early childhood services, families enrolled in Head Start
(HS) have increasing opportunities to participate in other public early care and education …

Abstract In the United States, government subsidies help low-income families pay for child
care when parents are working, yet policies that tie subsidy eligibility closely to employment …