Thanks for this, Emily. There's a lot of campaigning work about getting the balance right between providers, children, women as parents and make sure equality of access is not conflated with availability for families from all economic situations.
Can I ask where you get the data on 'childcare deserts' ? I'm doing some evidence gathering and wondered if I could read through some of your source material? Thanks!
Much more work needs to be done, but completely agree with the point you make that true intersectional feminism won’t settle for the undervaluing for children as a win for some women. It’s got to consider everyone’s rights and needs.
Thanks for this, Emily. There's a lot of campaigning work about getting the balance right between providers, children, women as parents and make sure equality of access is not conflated with availability for families from all economic situations.
Can I ask where you get the data on 'childcare deserts' ? I'm doing some evidence gathering and wondered if I could read through some of your source material? Thanks!
Much more work needs to be done, but completely agree with the point you make that true intersectional feminism won’t settle for the undervaluing for children as a win for some women. It’s got to consider everyone’s rights and needs.