Browsing: Immigration

The Children’s Playhouse Early Learning Center is the heart of our community in many ways. And this year, the community…

As many as 1 million people have died in Somalia’s decades-long civil war. Many more people are displaced, often with…

KidsPark is a national franchise that opened with a simple mission: to provide accessible and responsible hourly child care to…

Senior Research Fellow Aaron Reichlin-Melnick gave oral testimony before Congress, exposing a “massive” surge in arrests by U.S. Immigration and…

Jen lives in Brooklyn. She works full time in the financial district and her children attend school in Chinatown. Logistics…

Rosa worked as a nanny in New York City for more than 20 years and still helps raise the children…

When it comes to preschool, Washington, DC is in a relatively strong position. The district provides free preschool to all…

Laura’s late husband moved the family to the United States to help her parents start a mission in Bentonville, Arkansas.…

Parenting doesn’t end when children are 12 or 13 years old. It’s just evolving. “You can’t send a 14-year-old to…

Liz is a fourth-generation New Yorker who found her family’s first nanny through a neighborhood parent group. The second nanny,…