*This post was co-authored by Heather Ansley, Associate Executive Director of Government Relations for Paralyzed Veterans of America and Stacy Kono, Hand in Hand’s Executive Director This month, as we
The Fight for Accessibility Continues!
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*This post was co-authored by Heather Ansley, Associate Executive Director of Government Relations for Paralyzed Veterans of America and Stacy Kono, Hand in Hand’s Executive Director This month, as we
This spring, Hand in Hand members from across the country joined hundreds of domestic workers to share their stories and tell Congress to pass a national Domestic Worker Bill of
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This article was originally written by Arianne Campbell and appeared in ParentCo. When I was 18, I took a workshop for Latinx college students. We were given an assignment where
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Last month, I attended a gathering of superheroes – women of color superheroes – with powers beyond my imagination, that filled me with optimism, hope and possibility for our communities and the future of our movement.
Hiring a nanny can be overwhelming and daunting. Here are three tips about how to help ensure that you’ll have a great relationship with the person you hire.
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