MSNBC, Andrea Mitchell Reports Andrea Mitchell is joined by Mark Shriver, President of Save the Children Action Network, and Lynette Fraga, Executive Director of Child Care Aware of America, to talk about how the availability of child care services is ess...
Today, Lynette M. Fraga, Ph.D., Executive Director of Child Care Aware of America, released the following statement in response to the draft Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines on reopening child care: (more…)...
An in-person meeting. It’s one of the most powerful tools we have in our toolbox as advocates. But what do we do when we can no longer sit down, face-to-face, and have a conversation with our representatives? Advocacy has never bee...
2020 Tornado Season COVID-19 has dominated the news in recent months. As a result, many people may not have heard that this spring’s severe weather season has already made 2020 the deadliest tornado year since 2012. Although it’s early in the s...
FoxNews.com Although some states are allowing the reopening of businesses after the coronavirus shutdown, day care facilities and schools continue to be closed, an obstacle for parents who need child care so they can return to work. “As federal and sta...
In this new world of COVID-19, everyone is trying to kill germs and avoid sickness. However, our fears should not distract us from the mindful use of cleaning chemicals, including hand sanitizer...
FOX News Channel Child Care Aware of America executive director Lynette Fraga discussed concerns over child care as states reopen on America's Newsroom. Watch the video (more…)...
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Business Insider Many [child care centers] will stay shuttered for good. Her estimate? "It's going to be at least 30% of all child care centers in the US," she said. Ami Gadhia, chief of policy, research, and programs at Child Care Aware, agreed with that...
New York Times Since the pandemic began, 16 states have mandated closures of child care facilities to all children except those of essential workers. A seventeenth, Rhode Island, closed child care facilities to everyone. Even in states without regulations...
