Media mentions

2024

“Parents are stressed and overwhelmed. They need help,” Nov. 18, 2024

—sfchronicle.com

“Majority of LA County parents struggle with basic needs, survey finds,” Oct. 21, 2024

—laist.com

“DHA to Partner With Stanford University,” Sept. 5, 2024

—deltabusinessjournal.com

“Delta Health Alliance Chosen As First Innovation Community Partner With Stanford University,” Aug 22, 2024

—enterprise-tocsin.com

“Child care still unaffordable, inaccessible for many in Ohio,” Ohio Capital Journal, July 5, 2024

—ohiocapitaljournal.com

“Child care still unaffordable, inaccessible for many in Ohio,” Cleveland Scene, July 5, 2024

—clevescene.com

“Child care still unaffordable, inaccessible for many in Ohio,” The Highland County Press, July 5, 2024

—highlandcountypress.com

“What Parents and Child Care Providers Want Their Elected Leaders to Know,” EdSurge, June 18, 2024

—edsurge.com

“Four years after pandemic, we check in with child care providers on the journey to rebuild,” The Hechinger Report, June 12, 2024

—hechingerreport.org

“Child care staff report rising levels of anxiety and depression,” K-12 Dive, June 5, 2024

—k12dive.com

“Child care providers report high levels of worker anxiety and depression, survey shows,” EdSource, May 29, 2024

—edsource.org

“Preschool? Transitional kindergarten? Is there a difference? Parents are stressing out,” Los Angeles Times, April 18, 2024

—latimes.org

“What American Families Experienced Is Not Something That You Get Over,” The New York Times, March 13, 2024

—nytimes.org

“Pushing Child Policy from the Crib to the Capital,” National Press Foundation, Feb. 5, 2024

—nationalpress.org

“The End of Federal COVID Money Means Shortfalls for States and Schools,” Governing, Feb. 2, 2024

—governing.com

“Some States Are Taking Childcare Funding Into Their Own Hands—But Congress Must Act,” MS Magazine, Jan. 17, 2024.

—msmagazine.com

“Child care experts offer optimism amid growing challenges,” K-12 Dive, Jan. 10, 2024

—k12dive.com

2023

“Child Care Programs See Closures, Resignations and Tuition Hikes After Federal Funding Expires,” EdSurge, Nov. 30, 2023

—edsurge.com

“New Federal Legislation Proposes Essential “Fix’ns” for Meals in Child Care Settings Bipartisanship May Make It Happen,” Early Learning Nation, Nov. 21, 2023

—earlylearningnation.com

“Child care teacher pay at top of challenges ahead of next session, legislators say,” EdNC, Nov. 14, 2023

—ednc.org

“New data shows child care crisis worsening after loss of federal funds,” The Highland County Press, Nov. 13, 2023

— highlandcountypress.com

“Going Over the Child Care Cliff,” National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), Nov. 2023

— naeyc.org

“Billions in federal child care relief just expired. Costs are already skyrocketing.” USA Today, Oct. 24, 2023

— usatoday.com

“New advisory board helps Ohio parents increase advocacy,” Public News Service, Oct. 23, 2023

—publicnewsservice.org

“By The Numbers: 900,000 fewer babies born in US than 5 years ago,” K-12 Dive, Oct. 9, 2023

—K12dive.com

“Childcare providers are struggling to plan for the future as federal funding runs dry,” Business Insider, Oct. 3, 2023

—businessinsider.com

“Home-based childcare is a dying business. Here’s why.” Youth Today, Oct.2, 2023

—youthtoday.org

“State of Babies Yearbook 2023,” ZERO TO THREE, September 27, 2023

— stateofbabies.org

“Boosting the early childhood workforce to boost the economy,” K-12 Dive, Sept. 28, 2023

— K12dive.com

“By The Numbers: Child care industry braces for potential funding cliff,” K-12 Dive, Sept. 25, 2023

—K12dive.com

“The Cost of Childcare Is About to Explode,” The New Republic, Sept. 8, 2023

— newrepublic.com

“Supporting moms who care is a win-win for employers and employees,” TLNT, Aug. 28, 2023

—TLNT.com

“‘God Forbid I Have to Move Again’: One Home-Based Child Care Provider’s Experience With Housing,” EdSurge, July 18, 2023

—edsurge.com

“Families With Young Children Face Increased Hardship After Pandemic Relief Policies End,” EdSource, July 17, 2023

—edsource.org

“Housing Is a Nightmare for Home-Based Child Care Providers,” EdSurge, July 12, 2023

—edsurge.com

“Strengthening Early Childhood Health, Housing, Education, and Economic Well-Being Through Holistic Public Policy,” Center for American Progress, June 29, 2023

—americanprogress.org

“RAPID Goes Local: Community-Specific Content for Community-Specific Needs,” Early Learning Nation, June 28, 2023

—earlylearningnation.com

“Why America’s Childcare System is Crumbling and its Workers are Begging for Help,” Business Insider, April 23, 2023

—businessinsider.com

“The Impact of Environment and Climate Change on Early Childhood Development,” Nurture Connection, April 21, 2023

—nurtureconnection.org

“How to Hire a Nanny,” Forbes Health, April 18, 2023

— forbes.com

“What Happens When You Give Child Care Providers Money — With No Strings Attached?” EdSurge, April 18, 2023

— edsurge.com

“Meet a Childcare Worker Who Makes $15 an Hour and Lives with 4 Roommates to be Able to Afford Doing the Job She Loves,” Business Insider India, April 11, 2023

— businessinsider.in

“New Stanford Study Finds One in Four Child Care Workers Reports Difficulty Affording Housing,” First Five Years Fund, April 4, 2023

— ffyf.org

“Who’s Looking Out for the Mental Health of Infants and Toddlers?,” EdSurge, February 28, 2023

— edsurge.com

“Recent Survey Data Confirm that Child Care Sector Continues to Crumble,” First Five Years Fund, January 25, 2023

— ffyf.org

“Catalyzing Growth: Using Data to Change Child Care,” Child Care Aware of America, January 25, 2023

— childcareaware.org

2022

“6 Top Takeaways from the Launch: Stanford Center on Early Learning,” Early Learning Nation, November 22, 2022

— earlylearningnation.com

“Child Care Providers Shouldn’t Have to Go Hungry to Feed the American Economy,” Hechinger Report, November 21, 2022

— hechingerreport.org

“Answering the SOS, Part II: Supporting Mental Health in the Very Young,” NCSL, November 1, 2022

— ncsl.org

“Answering the SOS, Part I: A Promising Approach to Mental Health in the Very Young,” NCSL, August 31, 2022

— ncsl.org

“Some Childcare Workers Can Get Their Student Loans Forgiven – But Many Are Blocked,” Hechinger Report, August 26, 2022

— hechingerreport.org

“Raising Young Kids in America Has Become Hell, and the Government Should Finally Acknowledge That,” The New Republic, August 11, 2022

— thenewrepublic.com

“Towards A Strong Foundation: Social and Emotional Development in Young Children,” Centre for Early Childhood, July 29, 2022

— centreforearlychildhood.org

“We are Failing our Babies and their Childcare Providers,” No Kid Hungry, July 26, 2022

— nokidhungry.org

When It Comes to Young Children, It’s Time for Philanthropy to Stop Thinking Small,” The Center for Effective Philanthropy, July 23, 2022

— cep.org

“Jobs Aplenty, But a Shortage of Care Keeps Many Women From Benefiting,” New York Times, July 7, 2022

— nytimes.com

“RAPID Survey Findings: Impact of the Pandemic on Hunger,” FRAC, June 24, 2022

— frac.org

“How to Teach Your Child To Behave, Play Well With Others and Overcome Pandemic Awkwardness,” USA Today, June 15, 2022

— usatoday.com

“Pandemic Babies are Behind After Years of Stress, Isolation Affected Brain Development,” USA Today, June 9, 2022

— usatoday.com

“The Formula Crisis Puts Black Infants at Risk for Severe Undernutrition,” The Hill, May 27, 2022

— thehill.com

“No Parent Should Have to Worry About Their Kid Going Hungry,” No One Is Coming to Save Us, May 26, 2022

— lemonadamedia.com

“Child Care Providers Deserve More Than Thanks. They Need Action.” EdSurge, May 6, 2022

— edsurge.com

“Generation COVID – What It’s Like to Start Life During a Deadly Pandemic,” Philadelphia Inquirer, April 1, 2022

— inquirer.com

“Unprecedented Struggles, Unexpected Joys: Parents Share the Reality of Having a Newborn in a Pandemic,” Philadelphia Inquirer, April 1, 2022

— inquirer.com

“Opinion: We Can No Longer Afford to Neglect Child Care Providers and Our Littlest Learners,” Hechinger Report, March 22, 2022

— hechingerreport.org

“Catalyzing Growth: Using Data to Change Child Care”

— childcareaware.org

“Congress Found an Easy Way to Fix Child Poverty. Then It Walked Away,” FiveThirtyEight, March 30, 2022

— fivethirtyeight.com

“Demanding Change: Repairing Our Child Care System,” Child Care Aware of America, February 8, 2022

— childcareaware.org

“How to Fix Child Care Before the Next Pandemic Wave,” New York Times, February 2, 2022

— nytimes.com

“A Comparison of Parenting Concerns in Canada and the United States During the Early Stages of the COVID-19 Pandemic,” Statistics Canada’s Economic and Social Reports, January 26, 2022

— statcan.gc.ca

“Omicron Closing Day Care Centers in Droves as Parents are ‘Just Trying to Stay Afloat,’” USA Today, January 16, 2022

— usatoday.com

“The RAPID-EC Survey Project: Listening to Families, Collecting the Evidence to Support Change,” Early Learning Nation, January 20, 2022

— earlylearningnation.com

“The Child Tax Credit’s Extra Help Has Ended, Just as a COVID Threat Rises Anew,” New York Times, January 3, 2022

— nytimes.com

“The Child Tax Credits Extra Benefits are Ending, Just as More Parents are Scrambling for Child Care,” New York Times, January 3, 2022

— nytimes.com

“For the Sake of the Economy, Child Care Must Build Back Better,” The Hill, January 3, 2022

— thehill.com

2021

“A Tale of Two Tax Policies: What Motivates the Senate?” The Hill, December 29, 2021

— thehill.com

“What Happens When Child Care Runs Out?” The Hill, December 23, 2021

— thehill.com

“Research Roundup of the Expanded Child Tax Credit: The First 6 Months,” Center on Poverty and Social Policy, December 22, 2021

— povertycenter.columbia.edu

“Child Tax Credit is Keeping Families Afloat and Giving Us All Something to Celebrate,” Newsweek, December 22, 2021

— newsweek.com

“How a ‘RAPID’ Response to the Pandemic is Helping Us Understand the Policies We Need for an Equitable Recovery,” Imaginable Futures, December 6, 2021

— imaginablefutures.com

“This Fall, the Return to Kindergarten Is More Limited Than We Hoped. What’s Next?” Urban Institute, December 3, 2021

— urban.org

“It’s ‘Unconscionable’: We Depend on Child Care Workers to Provide High-Quality Care to Our Children. But Many of Those Workers Can’t Afford Food and Rent.” Hechinger Report, November 3, 2021

— hechingerreport.org

“Helping Families Meet Basic Needs Enables Parents to Promote Children’s Healthy Growth, Development,” Center on Budget & Policy Priorities, October 28, 2021

— cbpp.org

“Is the Pandemic Rewiring Kids’ Brains?” The New Republic, October 25, 2021

— newrepublic.com

“Pandemic Babies: How Are They Developing in a World Upended By COVID?” NC Health News, October 21, 2021

— northcarolinahealthnews.org

Are Black and Latine Families Feeling Relief from the Child Tax Credit?, Equity Coalition Rescue Plan Microbrief Series, October 2021

— equity-coalition.fpg.unc.edu

“Stabilizing the Economic Well-Being of Family, Friend and Neighbor Providers,” Home Grown, October 6, 2021

— homegrownchildcare.org

“Moms Are Back At Work, But Child Care Resources Are ‘Laughable,’” NY Times, October 6, 2021

— nytimes.com

“Child Tax Credit Payments a ‘Shot in the Arm’ for Families, but Some Argue Extending Them Should Depend on Results,” The 74, October 4, 2021

— the74million.org

“COVID-19 and Children,” CQ Researcher, October 1, 2021

— library.cqpress.com

“The Impact of the First Year of the COVID-19 Pandemic and Recession on Families With Low Incomes,” Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, Sept 20, 2021

— aspe.hhs.org

“Un año de pandemia en la vida de una familia estadounidense (parte I),” Inter-American Development Bank, Sept 20, 2021

— iabd.org

“Losing Childcare Led to Losing Employment – How Working Mothers Fared,” CMC Blog, June 25, 2021

— christinemichaelcarter.com

“What changes families need to recover from the past year,” Hechinger Report, June 24, 2021

— hechingerreport.org

“COVID-19 and Racism: The Interconnected Pandemics that have Left Black Families the Hardest Hit,” PR Newswire, June 22, 2021

— prnewswire.com

“Starting School After the Pandemic: Youngest Students Will Need Foundational Skills,” Education Week, June 21, 2021

— edweek.org

“New report on early childhood: COVID is both historic crisis and opportunity,” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 21, 2021

— ajc.com

“La pandemia que recayó sobre la niñez,” La Diaria Salud, June 19, 2021

— ladiaria.com.uy

“Setbacks in Early Childhood Development, Workforce Reveal Underlying Inequity,” Mirage, June 19, 2021

— miragenews.com

“4 ‘Musts’ for Increasing Children’s Social and Emotional Capabilities Globally,” HundrED, June 15, 2021

— hundred.org

“The Pandemic Hit Moms Hard, and That Stress Can Trickle Down to Kids,” The Hechinger Report, May 27, 2021

— hechingerreport.org

“Challenges and Bright Spots of Single Parenting During A Pandemic,” WBEZ Chicago, May 20, 2021

— wbez.org

“Babies and Toddlers Feeling Parents’ Financial Struggles During Pandemic,” Baby Gaga, May 10, 2021

— babygaga.com

“UO Survey on Family Life in the Pandemic,” KLCC NPR for Oregonians, May 6, 2021

— klcc.org

“‘No One Knew We Were Homeless’: New Relief Funds Fuel Efforts to Find Students Lost During Virtual School,” The 74, April 29, 2021

— the74million.org

“New Data Shows How Much COVID-19 Has Disrupted Life For The Youngest Americans,” Huff Post, April 22, 2021

— huffpost.com

“Policymakers Urged To Create A ‘Bold Baby Agenda,’” Forbes, April 22, 2021

— forbes.com

“A year without play: Parents and experts worry about loss of social skills during pandemic,” April 21, 2021

— whyy.org

“When every day is Take Your Kid to Work Day,” National Geographic, April 21, 2021

— nationalgeographic.com

“How Teachers’ and Parents’ COVID Stress is Affecting Kids,” PBS, April 6, 2021

— pbs.org

“Parents Fighting, Teachers Crying: Grownup Stress is Hitting Kids Hard,” Hechinger Report, April 2, 2021

— hechingerreport.org

“Child Tax Credit Expansion Creates Opportunity to Improve Child Development,” Forbes, March 23, 2021

— forbes.com

“Positive Parenting: Step Aside Mom, Dad’s Here to Help,” 9and10News, March 23, 2021

— 9and10news.com

“Kids with Autism: How Dads Can Improve Mom’s Mental Health,” KJCT (ABC Affiliate, Grand Junction, CO), March 8, 2021

— kjct8.com

“Why Student Loan Forgiveness is Early Childhood Policy,” The Hill, March 5, 2021

— thehill.com

“Children in Distress Due to Increased Hardship: An Interview with Dr. Philip A. Fisher,” February 23, 2021

— cbpp.org

“Pandemic life may having lasting effects on babies, but it’s taking an even greater toll on their parents,” Philadelphia Inquirer, February 23, 2021

— inquirer.com

“An Equitable Return to Early Education Demands a Smart Approach to Data,” Urban Institute, February 12, 2021

— urban.org

“American Mothers are in Crisis. Is Anyone Listening to Them?” New York Times, February 4, 2021

— nytimes.com

“We need to invest in our youngest children,” The Daily Sentinel, January 21, 2021

— gjsentinel.com

Too Young To Vote, Too Important to Ignore: 5 Things New Legislators Need to Know about Infants and Toddlers,” State Legislatures Magazine, January 19, 2021

— ncsl.org

“Vaccinating Teachers Should Be a Strategic Priority,” The Times of Israel, January 6, 2021

— timesofisrael.com

“Hopes for 2021: Brain Building, Racial Equity, Policies That Serve Children and Families, Kindness, Daily Walks,” Early Learning Nation, January 4, 2021

— earlylearningnation.com

2020

“Experts say this is what children need to survive the COVID-19 pandemic,” USA Today, December 22, 2020

— usatoday.com

“The Learning Curve. Some Say The Kids Are Ok. They’re Not. Now What?” Voice of San Diego, December 17, 2020

— voiceofsandiego.org

“How to Help Kids Build Resilience Amid COVID-19 Chaos,” PBS News Hour, December 16, 2020

— pbs.org

“Covid-19 and Mental Health: The Long-Term Impact on Children’s Development,” Counseling Schools, December 16, 2020

— counselingschools.com

“More Children Are Missing Kindergarten. Without Policymakers’ Support, Their Futures Could Be in Jeopardy,” Urban Institute, December 16, 2020

— urban.org

“‘No One Taught Us How to Do This:’ As Families Faced Evictions & Closed Classrooms, Data Shows ‘Dramatic’ Spike in Mid-Year School Moves,” The 74, December 14, 2020

— the74million.org

“Comprehensive Services in Home-Based Child Care Networks: Meeting the Diverse Needs of Children and Families,” Home Grown, 2020

— homegrownchildcare.org

“Six Months Into the Pandemic, 40 Percent of Parents with Young Children Have Experienced Economic Fallout,” Urban Institute, December 8, 2020

— urban.org

“Three Things for New Administration to Know about How Young Children Are Weathering the Pandemic,” Urban Institute, November 25, 2020

— urban.org

“Children of Quarantine. What does a year of anxiety and isolation do to the developing brain?” New York Magazine, November 24, 2020

— thecut.com

“Working Parents are Relying on Others to Help with Their Children’s Distance Learning. But Who’s Helping the Helpers?” Urban Institute, November 20, 2020

— urban.org

“Nemours Children’s Health Ups Pediatric Access to Care with Telehealth,” Patient Engagement HIT, November 3, 2020

— patientengagementhit.com

“Screen Time Strikes Back,” Nob Hill Gazette, October 31, 2020

— nobhillgazette.com

“15,000 Parents Call On Candidates To Recognize And Prioritize Growing Childcare Crisis Due To Pandemic,” PR Newswire, October 29, 2020

— prnewswire.com

“Despite Eviction Moratoriums, Families Are Struggling to Pay for Housing. Federal Relief is Needed,” Urban Institute, October 29, 2020

— urban.org

“Diaper need: The silent crisis intensified during the COVID-19 pandemic,” Baptist News Global, October 28, 2020

— baptistnews.com

“COVID-19 and mental health management – Can Cannabis Help?,” Cannabis Health Insider, October 28, 2020

— cannabishealthinsider.com

“Looking at Hemp and Marijuana Through a Law makers’ Lens,” CBD Oil for Pain Relief, October 28, 2020

— cannabidiolcbd.org

“What Kids Stand to Lose if 2020 Steals Kindergarten,” Hechinger Report, October 27, 2020

— hechingerreport.org

“What Kindergarten Struggles Could Mean for a Child’s Later Years,” KQED Mind/Shift, October 27, 2020

— kqed.org

“COVID-19 Tanks Pediatric Healthcare Access, Well-Child Visits,” Patient Engagement HIT, October 21, 2020

— patientengagementhit.com

“Gender Employment Gap Widens with Start of Virtual School Year,” The Hill, October 14, 2020

— thehill.com

“‘Right Now, All Students are Mobile’: New Pandemic Data Confirms a ‘Massive Event’ Disrupting School Enrollment,” The 74 Million, October 14, 2020

— the74million.org

“Virtual Preschool: Make the Most of Remote Class Visits and Programming,” School Library Journal, October 14, 2020

– schoollibraryjournal.com

“Where Have All the Kindergarteners Gone,” World, October 14, 2020

– world.wng.org

“Pandemic Fatigue Is Real; Youngest Family Members Suffer, Too,” The SandPaper, October 14, 2020

– thesandpaper.net

“Key Stats on the Effect of COVID-19 on Kids,” First Focus on Children, October 12, 2020

– firstfocus.org

“At both ends: Guilford County Schools’ lowest and highest poverty elementary schools are missing many kindergartners” News and Record, October 9, 2020

– greensboro.com

“What Can Disability Services Teach Schools About Reopening,” Urban Institute, October 9, 2020

– urban.org

“Day-care slots for babies are vanishing. Now their parents can’t work.” Washington Post, October 6, 2020

– washingtonpost.com

“‘Where Are the Rest of You?’ With as Many as 600,000 Students Skipping Kindergarten During the Pandemic, Districts Plead With Parents Not to Delay”,” The 74, September 24, 2020

– the74million.org

“Surveys offer windows into how families with young kids are faring through pandemic,” USC Center for Health Journalism, September 24, 2020

– centerforhealthjournalism.org

“US Parents Delaying Preschool and Kindergarten Amid Pandemic,” AP, September 24, 2020

– apnews.com

“Finding Solutions to Supporting Child Care During COVID-19,” Urban Institute, September 22, 2020

– urban.org

“For Unemployed Parents, Child Care Remains a Question Mark,” Urban Institute, September 15, 2020

– urban.org

“Pandemic takes mental health toll on working parents, children,” The Business Journals, September 11, 2020

– bizjournals.com

“What is a child allowance – it has nothing to do with chores – and why have diverse countries embraced it?” Deseret News, September 9, 2020

– deseret.com

“The Pandemic is a Mental Health Crisis for Parents,” The New York Times, September 9, 2020

– nytimes.com

“Spotlight Exclusive: RAPID-Early Childhood Survey,” Spotlight on Poverty and Opportunity, September 9, 2020

– spotlightonpoverty.org

“The Pandemic Is the Perfect Time for a Parents Revolution,” Slate, September 2, 2020

– slate.com

“Demystifying Child Care Affordability,” Bipartisan Policy Center, August 31, 2020

– bipartisanpolicy.org

“Adversity in Early Childhood,” Center for American Progress, August 27, 2020

– americanprogress.org

“The Childcare Crisis Limits Women Entrepreneurs’ Potential,” Forbes, August 26, 2020

– forbes.com

“Bail Out Parents,” The Atlantic, August 20, 2020

– theatlantic.com

“Survey shows that COVID-19 is taking a toll on kids,” Moms.com, August 20, 2020

– moms.com

“During the pandemic, are little kids alright? Survey shows COVID is taking a toll right now and will in the future,” USA Today, August 19, 2020

– usatoday.com

“Survey: COVID-19 putting stress on US parents,” Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy, August 19, 2020

– cidrap.umn.edu

“Millennial moms nearly three times more likely than dads to forgo work because lack of child care or school,” Make It: CNBC, August 12, 2020

– cnbc.com

“The Importance of Monitoring the Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Young Children and their Families,” World Bank Blogs, August 11, 2020

– worldbank.org

“Lack of school and child care could mean losing ‘a generation of working parents’,” Make It: CNBC, August 6, 2020

– cnbc.com

“House passes set of bills that give child care industry a more than $60 billion bailout,” Make It: CNBC, July 29, 2020

– cnbc.com

“Families Across the U.S. Struggle to Afford Diapers, Wipes and Formula,” New York Times, July 29, 2020

– nytimes.com

“Resilience in the Face of Covid-19: What the Data Shows,” HOPE: Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences, July 29, 2020

– positiveexperience.org

“Spanking has declined in America, study finds, but pediatricians worry about impact of pandemic,” CNN, July 27, 2020

– edition.cnn.com

“One Thing Leads to Another: Financial hardship, family well-being and the impact on young children,” Center for the Study of Social Policy, July 23, 2020

– cssp.org

“Survey Provides ‘Moving Picture’ of Pandemic’s Turbulent Impact on Families With Young Children”, The 74 Million, July 21, 2020

– the74million.org

“Disney World May Be Open, But Most Kids In The U.S. Have Nowhere To Go,” HuffPost, July 14, 2020

– huffingtonpost.co.uk

“Families of Children with Disabilities Will Need Support beyond the Pandemic,” Urban Institute, July 8, 2020

– urban.org

“An Anti-Racist Approach to Supporting Child Care Through COVID-19 and Beyond,” CLASP, July 1, 2020

– clasp.org

“UO Research Project Tracks Effects of Pandemic on Families with Young Children,” KLCC, June 25, 2020

– klcc.org

“For Young Children, a RAPID Response to the Pandemic,” Early Learning Nation, June 4, 2020

– earlylearningnation.com

“Coronavírus: pais deveriam interromper trabalho em casa para dar atenção a filhos na quarentena, diz especialista em infância,” BBC News Brazil, May 4, 2020

– bbc.com

“Research team addresses coronavirus impact on families,” Around the O, April 22, 2020

– around.uoregon.edu

“Curious: UO Center Begins Project on Emergency Responses,” The Jefferson Exchange, April 10, 2020

– ijpr.org