5 steps to creating good habits
Habits make up a huge part of our everyday lives, good and bad. Waking up early every day and meditating
Habits make up a huge part of our everyday lives, good and bad. Waking up early every day and meditating
Dear UDW Members, We play an essential role in our communities. Beyond being the foundation of care—supporting our seniors, people
UDW family, This year has been marked by ups and downs, testing our strength and bringing us closer together to
As care providers and family child care providers, we know that our work is both rewarding and challenging. The responsibility
Monica Escalante’s journey as a home care provider began at a young age. Growing up, she supported her grandparents—her grandmother
We are at a critical crossroads for workers’ rights and human rights in America. What we saw last night was
This week members across the state came together to celebrate National Register to Vote Day at local events. Together, we
Dear fellow UDW members, I am so excited to announce the official launch of UDW’s very own credit union! We
Speaking before a crowd at the Care Can’t Wait rally in Washington, DC, home care provider Sabrina Bishop from San
March was Women’s History Month, and as a union made up mostly of women, every year we celebrate and uplift
February was Black History Month, and every year we celebrate and uplift not just Black history but also those making
This June, more than 2,000 family child care and home care providers took to the streets of Sacramento to demand
Families of four with incomes of up to $96,300 are eligible for subsidized child care, under new state income limits,
After months of negotiations and a number of vigils, marches and rallies to spur public support, California’s unionized child care providers have reached a new labor deal with the state.
The child care, elected bargaining team is excited to announce that we have reached a tentative agreement on our new,
BY JEANNE KUANG Gabriela Guerrero’s children are all grown and have moved out, but the former stay-at-home mom never stopped raising
BY JENNY GOLD Behind the white iron gate of her Boyle Heights home, Adriana Lorenzo’s concrete courtyard is filled with half
By Marie Coronel SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — As we head into the summer months with schools out, many parents sifting
Pamela never quite imagined herself as a family child care provider. She had planned her life around her career as
Author: Jesse Pagan Members of the Child Care Providers United (CCPU) union say the childcare system in California is close to
By Tania Thorne / North County ReporterContributors: Charlotte Radulovich / Video Journalist What would happen if there was no child care? It could cause
