Browsing: Immigration

Safia’s family was living happily in Afghanistan. She earned a university degree and taught mathematics at an elementary school in…

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…