by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | May 20, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
Colorado’s child care system is placing growing pressure on families, employers, and providers alike, according to a new Colorado Public Radio report. With annual child care costs rivaling college tuition, many parents are forced to reduce work hours, turn down career...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | May 5, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
A national initiative highlighted by NationSwell is bringing together business leaders, policymakers, and advocates to address the growing childcare crisis through the Child Care for All movement. The effort focuses on elevating childcare as essential economic...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | May 3, 2026 | Child Care, Housing, In The News
According to a recent article from Fortune, American families are increasingly navigating the combined pressures of the housing and childcare crises, creating a significant financial burden for working parents. Rising home prices, limited inventory, and increasing...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | May 1, 2026 | Child Care, General Affordability, In The News
In a recent op-ed published by NJ Spotlight News, New Jersey’s childcare crisis is closely tied to persistently low wages for early childhood educators. Many childcare workers earn near-poverty wages despite the essential nature of their work, leading to high turnover...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Apr 5, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
A recent report from Moms First finds that the U.S. child care crisis is costing businesses up to $70 billion annually in lost workforce productivity, driven by absenteeism, turnover, and reduced employee performance. The impact is especially concentrated among...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Mar 19, 2026 | Housing, In The News
Coverage from the Steamboat Pilot & Today highlights the Steamboat Springs City Council’s consideration of linkage fees as a potential funding tool for workforce housing. These fees would be applied to new commercial and residential development, based on the...
