KidsPark is a national franchise that opened with a simple mission: to provide accessible, responsible hourly daycare for families who …
Testifying on Interior Immigration Enforcement: Citizen Arrests, DHS Overreach, and Erosion of Rights
Published: December 10, 2025 Senior Fellow Aaron Reichlin-Melnick delivered oral testimony before Congress exposing skyrocketing “at-large” arrests by U.S. Immigration …
Navigating Work, Family, and Immigration Uncertainty
Jen lives in Brooklyn. She works full-time in the financial district, while her kids go to school in Chinatown. The …
A Life of Care in the Shadows
For more than 20 years, Rosa has worked as a nanny in New York City, helping raise children who still …
Preschool for All—But Not Enough Teachers
When it comes to preschool, Washington, D.C., is in a relatively strong position. The district offers free preschool for every …
A Life Rebuilt Through Caregiving in Bentonville, Arkansas
Published: December 10, 2025 It was Laura’s late husband who moved the family to the United States—to help his parents …
Creating Pathways for Families Beyond Early Childhood
Childcare doesn’t end when the kids turn 12 or 13. It just evolves. “You don’t put your 14-year-old in daycare, …
Immigrant Nannies Make Work Possible for a New York Family
Published: December 10, 2025 Liz is a fourth-generation New Yorker who found her family’s first nanny through a neighborhood parent …
New Podcast Feature: Beyond Borders – Why Cultural Exchange Still Matters
Published: November 20, 2025 We’re excited to share that Lisa Murray, Program Director for Cultural Exchange at the American Immigration Council, …
Amidst Trump’s Mass Deportation Campaign, Report Shows Access to Lawyers is Critical
Published: November 20, 2025 New Report Shows Having a Lawyer is a Critical Safeguard Against Deportation Washington DC, Nov. 20 …