Ending the Social Care Crisis: A New Road to Reform

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We Need a New Economic Category

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What we have, then, is a caregiving paradigm — not just for kids, but for elders and other adults — that relies heavily on proximity to family and presumed willingness. For those without those things, there are two options: 1) pay a lot of money for help, or 2) figure it out your damn self.

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Most essentially, it’s about treating child and elder care as infrastructure: absolutely essential to the health of society, and deserving of holistic reforms that treat it as such.

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Out of Office: The Big Problem and Bigger Promise of Working from Home

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