The American Prospect: Caregiving in Crisis
In October 2020, The American Prospect published an issue of their magazine dedicated to illuminating the numerous shortcomings in our...
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Caregiving In The Time Of COVID
This article first appeared in Bustle on July 20, 2020. Read the original there. Alexis Baden-Meyer’s mornings are complicated. She...
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Coronavirus Has Finally Put A Spotlight On America’s Childcare Crisis. What Happens Now?
This article first appeared on Refinery29 on July 15, 2020. Read the original there. B.* is a domestic worker living...
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My Mother Has Dementia. Here’s What I’ve Learned From Caring For Her For 8 Years.
This interview originally appeared in Refinery29. Read the original there. Care workers are the invisible workers on the frontlines of...
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World Changing Ideas Awards 2020: Politics and Policy Finalists and Honorable Mentions
This awards list originally appeared in Fast Company on April 28, 2020. Read the original there. Innovative campaigns or policy...
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Clocking In: ‘Would You Change My Mother’s Diaper for $10 an Hour?’
This article originally appeared in Jezebel. Read the original there. On a Tuesday in April, Michelle Walton woke up in...
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Demand for In-Home Care Rises During Coronavirus
This article first appeared in the Wall Street Journal. Read the original there. Over the past three years, Paula Newbaker...
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COVID-19 Shows The U.S. Needs Universal Family Care
This article originally appeared in Forbes on April 13, 2020. Read the original there. Prior to COVID-19, every two weeks,...
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Young caregivers are used to social isolation. Covid-19 is bringing added stress as it threatens resources they depend upon.
This article first appeared in The Washington Post on April 7, 2020. Read the original there. Shelby Small was on...
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How to Create Caring Workplaces in the Era of Covid-19
As the Director of Operations at Caring Across Generations, a campaign fighting for sweeping policy changes to improve the lives of family caregivers, I feel a special commitment to the family caregivers on our team during this difficult and unprecedented time - some who are caring for children and aging parents.
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How to do Holidays during the Pandemic
Our holidays are going to look really different this year, so that we can keep each other and our communities...
Read MoreBarrett’s Appointment to Supreme Court, Repeal of Affordable Care Act Would Prevent Caregivers, People with Disabilities From Getting Care They Need
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Ja-Rei Wang, jwang@caringacross.org, 631-338-2567 Barrett’s Appointment to Supreme Court, Repeal of Affordable Care Act Would...
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The American Prospect: Caregiving in Crisis
In October 2020, The American Prospect published an issue of their magazine dedicated to illuminating the numerous shortcomings in our...
Read MoreHow Home Care Makes it Possible to Manage My Writing Career and MS
By Elaine Shelly It’s been another long, but fulfilling day thanks to my home care aides. It began with attending...
Read MoreNew Report Finds Care Infrastructure Critical for Equitable Economic Recovery
Contact: Ja-Rei Wang, Caring Across Generations, jwang@caringacross.org, 631-338-2567 New Report Finds Care Infrastructure Critical for Equitable Economic Recovery Investing in...
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2020 Care Fellowship Update
We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who applied to this year’s Care Fellowship program. It was an absolute honor to review and seriously consider the 100+ applications we received.
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Caregiving In The Time Of COVID
This article first appeared in Bustle on July 20, 2020. Read the original there. Alexis Baden-Meyer’s mornings are complicated. She...
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Coronavirus Has Finally Put A Spotlight On America’s Childcare Crisis. What Happens Now?
This article first appeared on Refinery29 on July 15, 2020. Read the original there. B.* is a domestic worker living...
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My Mother Has Dementia. Here’s What I’ve Learned From Caring For Her For 8 Years.
This interview originally appeared in Refinery29. Read the original there. Care workers are the invisible workers on the frontlines of...
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Conversation Guide: Talking about Race, Racism, Care, and Caregiving
INTRODUCTION Dialogue is an entry-point to move us into deeper understanding of one another and that can lead to deeper...
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