Report Finds ‘Extreme Lack’ of Child Care Programs and Slots Across Oregon
Researchers say the state needs to invest in culturally appropriate care — and relax requirements for child care providers
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Researchers say the state needs to invest in culturally appropriate care — and relax requirements for child care providers
Portland State University economist talks about Oregon’s economic present and future
Woman-owned businesses have been a lifeline during the post-pandemic recovery. But female business owners say they’re not getting adequate support to continue driving economic growth.
The senior advisor of the Northwest Economic Research Center outlines the factors — including labor issues — driving supply shortages in Oregon.
Rep. Suzanne Bonamici joins fellow lawmakers to reintroduce an act to make childcare more accessible.
A new task force aims to ease the burden of child care on working parents.
Brave Care Clinic’s mobile, pandemic-conscious approach to pediatric care may be a sign of things to come in a changing health care industry.
Despite large demand, daycares and preschools are operating at lower capacity, worsening an existing childcare shortage.