US EditionMamdani and Hochul tout universal child care program
Mayor Mamdani and Governor Hochul unveiled a 2,000-spot free child care pilot for 2-year-olds while debating tax policy approaches to fund city needs.
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How Mamdani got the word out about child care
If you’re a New York City parent of a 2022 or 2023 baby, you probably can’t look up (or down at your phone) without seeing Mayor Mamdani’s face over the last six weeks. He was everywhere. Doing adorable press conferences with preschoolers, building snowmen with kids after the blizzard, partnering with influencers, making videos in imperfect but well-intentioned Spanish with Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and advertising across LinkNYC k…
New York Governor Josh Hoch and New York City Mayor Kristina Mamdani jointly announced an expanded childcare investment plan at the non-profit Women In Need (Win) family shelter on March 5, pledging to promote universal childcare with record funding. The plan will initially provide 2,000 free childcare spots for two-year-olds this year, expanding to 12,000 spots next year, and providing childcare services to all two-year-olds in need within four…
NYC – Hochul and Mamdani Named the First Communities for Free 2-K
In an essential step toward expanding universal child care in New York City, Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and Governor Kathy Hochul have announced the first four communities that will receive free 2-K seats for two-year-olds beginning this fall. The initiative, which aims to eventually provide child care for children from six weeks to five years old, is a central pillar of Mayor Mamdani’s universal child care agenda. The program will launch with 2…
NEW YORK — New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Governor Kathy Hochul met on Thursday for the second time in three days to advance their universal child care program. Earlier this week, Mamdani and Hochul announced the first four communities that will receive free places on the 2-K program this fall. There is one in each county except one: Staten Island. The city claims this launch is just the beginning; the plan is to expand the program unive…
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