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In response to yesterday’s introduction of the Women’s Health Protection Act and the Braidwood Management v. Becerra Decision, Ai-jen Poo, Executive Director of Caring Across Generations, released a statement.

Caring Across Generations is partnering with Hollywood headliners to announce the launch of its Creative Care Council to elevate the portrayal of caregiving in film and television. 

Illinois Must Finish the Job: Caring Across Generations Celebrates Illinois Mandating Paid Sick Days for All Workers In response to...

Care Can’t Wait Coalition Applauds President’s Budget and Bold Investments in Care Economy WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 9, 2023) – In...

The Home and Community Based Services Access Act is a historic investment to make home- and community-based services a mandatory entitlement under Medicaid, ending waiting lists all over the country and bringing at least 1 million people into life-saving care.

Today, the Biden-Harris Administration released the Fiscal Year (FY) 24 budget plan. The budget reaffirms the administration’s commitment to transforming the country’s care infrastructure.

For Immediate Release March 2, 2023 Contact: Yonah Lieberman, yonah@caringacross.org PHOTOS: Click here for high-res photos, credit Sardarius Head. Care at the...

Biden Administration’s Childcare Requirement for Chip Manufacturers Puts Ball in Congress’ Court to Invest in Care WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 1,...

Today, care workers, caregivers, disabled people and older adults gathered on Capitol Hill to deliver a petition to members of Congress signed by more than 98,000 Americans demanding attention on the continuing care crisis.

In response to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer recent statements on Medicaid, Ai-jen Poo, executive director at Caring Across Generations, released a statement.

Caring Across Generations, HFC Campaign and Care-Themed Ad Win Anthem Awards  “This Is Us” Cast Conversation on Destigmatizing End-of-Life Care Reached...

Let’s seize the moment: Care Advocates Respond to Gov. Pritzker’s Proposed $250 Million in Childcare Investments In response to Governor...

President Joe Biden’s second State of the Union Address touched on the critical need for investing in care; our families and workers need quality child care, paid leave and aging and disability care, especially in the home and community.

Tonight, President Joe Biden delivered his second State of the Union Address, where he addressed that investing in care is essential to the financial security of working families and the success of the U.S. economy. The president mentioned care priorities XX times tonight and reaffirmed his commitment to invest in child care, paid leave, and aging and disability care. 

The Better Care Better Jobs Act represents a historic investment in a long undervalued and underfunded care industry and will address waitlists and other barriers that disabled people, aging adults and family caregivers face when trying to access the services they need in their homes and communities.

We demand access to abortion care without barriers. We need Family First policies and programs that support families with the tools they need to do well and build a good life — such as good wages, childcare, paid leave, equitable health care, aging and disability care.

Contact: press@caringacross.org In Virtual Roundtable, Duckworth, Schakowsky Emphasize that Community Care is a Necessity, Not a Luxury [WASHINGTON, D.C.] —...

Mid-term Election Results Reflect Widespread Support for Pro-Family Policies  Care Can’t Wait Statement on 2022 Election Results WASHINGTON, D.C. (November...

Caring Across Campaign to Destigmatize Aging and End-of-Life Care Recognized as Shorty Impact Awards Finalist   Candid Conversation with Cast of...

“P-Valley” Star “Heartbroken” Over Georgia’s Lack of Caregiver Support, Urges Legislators to Invest in Care Workers Elected Leaders Pressed Nearly...

For immediate release: Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2022   Roundtable Discussion Reveals Major Care Infrastructure Needs In Michigan More than 100...

Economic Recovery Package Ignores Urgent Family Care Needs Families Will Continue Facing Crushing Costs, Direct Care Workforce Shortages Without Care...

If Senators’ main concern is helping families deal with rising costs, nothing could be more urgent than assistance with the prohibitive cost of care–both for the families utilizing services and the workers who are providing them.

Hollywood Executive Joins Caregiving Advocacy Group to Make Caregiving More Visible in Film, TV Lydia Storie to Engage With Writers...

In his first State of the Union Address, President Biden underscored that care is essential to the financial security of working families and the success of the U.S. economy.