A (Mostly Serious) 10-year Plan to Transform U.S. Child Care – Post COVID-19
The U.S. child care system didn’t work before COVID-19. It’s in free-fall now. When we talk about “transforming the system,” it can be useful to go beyond generalities and push toward defining an actual concrete vision. This post is intended as a jumping-off point, a thought experiment of sorts. Although the proposal is real, it certainly requires much more development.
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