What happens when one mom refuses to accept New York’s child care crisis? Rebecca Bailin, Founder and Executive Director of <a href="https://www.united4childcare.org/">New Yorkers United for Childcare</a>, built a 10,000-parent movement, helped save universal 3-K, and made child care a defining political issue&nbsp;in NYC's recent election. Hear how determined women are turning frustration into action and reshaping the future for working families.
 
Credits:
Hosted by <a href="https://www.amplifyherfoundation.org/">Amplify Her Foundation</a>
Executive produced by <a href="https://www.amplifyherfoundation.org/">Amplify Her Foundation</a>
Produced by Jennifer Chernicky of <a href="https://thehangarstudios.com/">Hangar Studios</a>
Recorded by Jess Penzetta of <a href="https://thehangarstudios.com/">Hangar Studios</a>
Post-production by Rich Cerbini and Max Solomon of <a href="https://thehangarstudios.com/">Hangar Studios</a>
Artwork by <a href="https://www.indie184.com/">Indie184</a>

What happens when one mom refuses to accept New York’s child care crisis? Rebecca Bailin, Founder and Executive Director of New Yorkers United for Childcare, built a 10,000-parent movement, helped save universal 3-K, and made child care a defining political issue&nbsp;in NYC's recent election. Hear how determined women are turning frustration into action and reshaping the future for working families.



Credits:

Hosted by Amplify Her Foundation

Executive produced by Amplify Her Foundation

Produced by Jennifer Chernicky of Hangar Studios

Recorded by Jess Penzetta of Hangar Studios

Post-production by Rich Cerbini and Max Solomon of Hangar Studios

Artwork by Indie184

Grantee Partner Spotlight: New Yorkers United for Childcare

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