The discussion featured leading experts, including Andrew Volmert, Senior Vice President of Research at the FrameWorks Institute; David Alexander, President at Leading for Kids; Erica Phillips, Executive Director at the National Association for Family Child Care; and Julia Sosa, Parent Leader Representative from the United Parent Leaders Action Network.
During the conversation, panelists highlighted a new, evidence-based message-framing strategy called Collective Caregiving, developed by the FrameWorks Institute and Leading for Kids. They also explored ways to shift public discourse and policy priorities toward a more comprehensive and equitable support system for families, emphasizing that caregiving is a collective responsibility that benefits all of society.
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