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Dell’s sudden shift to a five-day, in-office mandate has left working parents scrambling to find last-minute child care, highlighting how crucial child care is to the U.S. economy. With only two days to adjust their plans, many parents found themselves unable to secure additional
care. When policies fail to account for the needs of working parents, businesses suffer, and so do families. This is why we at BlackECE advocate for child care policies that support working families, ensuring that both Black children and parents can thrive in today’s demanding
workforce.
Read the full article here ➡️buff.ly/3BXmlK4
And join the conversation: What experiences have you had as a parent or provider navigating similar challenges?
Source: Polly Thompson, Business Insider, Oct 9, 2024, 4:08 AM PDT.
📰BlackECE was featured in the September 2024 issue of the Central Valley Voice
⭐The article highlights BlackECE's Central Valley Black Family Cookout, which took place during the summer.
[...]The food was catered by Symple Soul in Merced. Children received a tote bag with culturally affirming materials, including books provided by First 5 Merced County.[...]
⭐ Black Family Culture Kit: Juneteenth & Music... An Expression of Freedom🎵
These activities aim to be developmentally appropriate for children aged 0 to 5 years old and incorporate themes of Juneteenth and Black music appreciation.
These kits offer a fun and educational way to connect with our roots and celebrate our rich history and traditions through four distinct themes throughout the year. Embrace this enriching cultural journey with your family.
🤎Purchase a subscription to receive all four kits throughout the year, or purchase each kit individually.
Visit our website at blackece.org to learn more about the kits and make a purchase!
🎙️ Check out the Latest Episode of The Love Connection Podcast! 🎙️
We’re thrilled to share that our very own Woman in Charge, Keisha Nzewi, and Woman Who Shakes Things Up, Tonia McMillian, are featured on Season 2 of The Love Connection!
They break down why so many Black families choose FFN care as their first option and how we can continue to advocate for policy changes that honor the essential work these caregivers provide.
Don’t miss this powerful conversation, and join us as we continue to push back against the harmful narratives that undermine the value of FFN care.
🎧 Listen now on Spotify! buff.ly/3XWwmA6
📢 Share your thoughts and support for FFN care using #FFNCareIsAlwaysThere
⭐ Black Family Culture Kit: Hair-Heritage-Pride...Inspiration for a New Year🪮
These activities aim to promote self-awareness, cultural pride, and appreciation of diversity through engaging experiences centered around Black hair and heritage.
These kits offer a fun and educational way to connect with our roots and celebrate our rich history and traditions through four distinct themes throughout the year. Embrace this enriching cultural journey with your family.
🤎Purchase a subscription to receive all four kits throughout the year, or purchase each kit individually.
Visit our website at blackece.org to learn more about the kits and make a purchase!