We are a growing group of dedicated parents and caregivers ready to change the landscape of childcare.

our mission.

Campaign for Childcare is a grassroots movement empowering families and childcare workers to advocate for large scale change in our childcare system to expand capacity, quality, accessibility, and affordability of childcare nationwide.

our vision.

We envision a world in which high quality childcare is truly universal, where children, families, childcare workers, and communities thrive.

About us

Campaign for Childcare is the real deal. When something gets done here, it's because someone like you stepped up and did it. We run the meetings, we make the signs and posters, we make the stickers, the website, and the logo. We call each other, we follow-up with each other, we work together.

And we are creative together, have fun together, do meaningful work together, and we are powerful together.

There's lots to do. Maybe you can talk to folks in our subreddit. Maybe you can help with signs. Maybe you can welcome people to our meetings. Maybe you can do some research. You can definitely help with brainstorming. Bring your whole self and let's make a difference.

Join in! Together we are changing how childcare works in America.

Our members are getting the word out in their local communities and media!

One of the best ways to advocate for universal childcare is to keep it in the public debate and two of our members did that this month by getting articles published. Click the links below to read their awesome articles:

Lucie was highlighted in an article in the Huffington Post about the choices unaffordable childcare is forcing families to make

Jade and Anila were highlighted in a NBC news article about the impact lack of affordable childcare is having across the nation

RiAnna in South Dakota highlighted how lack of affordable childcare options are forcing women to leave the workforce

Demeatrice showed how the loss of funding in September is impacting multiple generations in a USA Today article

Lisa laid out how stressful finding childcare is with each move for a military family in the La Crosse Tribune

Katie had an op-ed printed in the Columbus Dispatch focusing on why pro-life candidates should support childcare reform

Isabelle had an article printed about the deepening childcare crisis in PA on Public Source

Want to learn how and get support to write your own op-end or opinion piece for your local paper? email us at information@campaignforchildcare.org and we can help.

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