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Black Women Childcare Providers Face Peril as COVID-Era Funding Expires

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The federal government sent $52 billion to states to keep childcare centers open, retain staff and offer services. This funding is expected to expire on September 30. Senate lawmakers introduced the Child Care Stabilization Act, which could maintain the funding that is at-risk. The bill would provide a $16 billion annual federal investment.
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Black Women Childcare Providers Face Peril as COVID-Era Funding Expires

Kiley Russell, founder of Kemit Academy in Chicago’s Hyde Park neighborhood (Photo Provided). By Nicole Jeanine Johnson Rosia Watson has been in the childcare industry for nearly 25 years. She’s watched generations of children go from learning to walk to walking across stages at graduations.  “I do it for the love of the children and their parents.”  Watson prides herself on the quality of care she offers her children. Before starting her Englew…

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