by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Mar 12, 2026 | Housing, In The News
As reported by NBC news, the U.S. Senate has passed a major bipartisan housing affordability bill led by Senators Elizabeth Warren and Tim Scott, marking one of the most significant federal efforts in years to address the nation’s housing shortage. The legislation...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Feb 26, 2026 | Housing, In The News
Insights from Urban Institute outline three key principles for shaping a national housing affordability strategy aimed at addressing the growing gap between housing costs and what households can afford. The approach emphasizes increasing overall housing supply,...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Feb 17, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
A recent The Colorado Sun article explores how New Mexico became the first state in the nation to offer free child care to all working families, regardless of income—an ambitious policy designed to reduce financial strain, boost workforce participation, and support...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Feb 15, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
Reporting from The Colorado Sun, childcare across Colorado is becoming increasingly unaffordable and difficult to access, placing a growing strain on working families. Many parents are facing long waitlists, limited availability, and rising tuition costs that rival or...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Feb 5, 2026 | Child Care, In The News
A new analysis from Bipartisan Policy Center highlights updated 2025 data showing that childcare challenges persist across nearly every state, with affordability, access, and workforce shortages continuing to strain families and providers. In many areas, the cost of...
by STMBT FOR ALL ADMIN | Jan 29, 2026 | Child Care, General Affordability, In The News
About 70% of a woman’s time at the Women’s Bean Project is spent working, and 30% spent in program activities — such as computer or financial literacy classes — or personal development tasks like creating a sobriety plan, CEO Tamra Ryan said National and...
