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Access to Childcare
An overview of access to affordable childcare for single mothers in the U.S. and globally, and what limited availability means for families and society.
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Finds that economic and employment factors drive child care use among low-income single mothers, highlighting the need for reliable support systems.
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Argues that inadequate child care pushes many women out of the workforce, limiting economic growth and family stability.
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Argues that expanding public supports like childcare and income assistance can improve economic stability for single mothers and their children.
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Showcases the importance of informal child care for single parents due to cost and flexibility barriers in the formal system.
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