CARE Fund Executive Director Anna Wadia discusses the risk of private equity in the child care industry at a conference co-hosted by the National Women’s Law Center, Community Change, and Open Markets Institute. Read their accompanying report funded by the CARE Fund.

This CARE Fund webinar discusses how making the tax code more progressive can raise billions, and how philanthropy can support equitable revenue streams for robust caregiving systems and policies.

This webinar, hosted by The Century Foundation and Caring Across Generations in partnership with the CARE Fund, brings together care policy experts to explore how pandemic-relief investments supported states to innovate and take action and discuss what more must be done at both the state and federal level.

The CARE Fund and the Foundation for Child Development convened 40 advocates, labor and parent organizers, parent leaders, and others in Washington, DC, to discuss lessons from the unprecedented yet temporary pandemic-era success in reducing child poverty and more. Several themes and strategies emerged from the discussion.

This CARE Fund webinar provides an overview of how private equity firms are investing in different parts of the care sector, and the potentially detrimental impacts their approach can have on workers and families.

In these briefs, the CARE Fund and The Century Foundation examine lessons for equitable implementation from the historic American Rescue Plan investments across the care infrastructure: child care, paid leave, and home and community-based services.

To build a robust care infrastructure, we need sustainable and equitable revenue sources and financing models. In June 2022, the CARE Fund held a learning meeting for funders on Financing Caregiving Systems & Policies.