How sexism impacts public perception of nannies, and how you can help support the work they do in your home while setting up a healthy working relationship and boundaries.
Cranes as a Pledge of Solidarity
Hand in Hand’s Stacy Kono shares her experience on a Japanese American Pilgrimage to Texas, and how paper cranes bridge communities and time to deliver and display 25,000 paper cranes at a family detention center in a show of solidarity.
Innovating your own path to ethical employment
A member shares his struggles with finding childcare after the birth of his child, and how he approached hiring ethically as part of a nanny share.
Can you choose your nanny’s religion?
A guest post detailing how you can approach discussions of religion during the process of hiring a nanny.
Cleaning product companies are going non-toxic, are you?
Learn about nontoxic cleaning practices with our new webinar.
Yes, we want immigrants. We also need them.
Join us in welcoming immigrants to Sanctuary Cities and recognizing the impact of immigrants on the care economy.
Have you had “the talk?”
How to plan for summertime with a nanny.
Family caregiving at home is great, until it isn’t
One of our members shares his story of family caretaking and navigating the LTSS system in California. Join us in supporting our efforts to reform the LTSS system by sharing your story.
Q & A: Meet the fast & fierce new Philadelphia chapter!
We’ve launched a Philadelphia chapter! Hear from Amy Cohen about the work being done by our newest chapter.
Book Alert: Memoir of a Mother and Maid
Emily Cooke’s new book explores the intersection of mother and maid, showing the need for employers show up for domestic workers as much as we employers need them to show up for us.
