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Care Workers Celebrate Vice President Kamala Harris’s Historic Nomination

Care in Action, the political home for women of color who care, is energized by the Harris-Walz campaign’s commitment to supporting working families and fortifying the care infrastructure necessary for a thriving economy in 2025 and beyond and is looking forward to engaging with the growing care electorate to emphasize the importance of continuing to lead with care champions in the White House.

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Care in Action Celebrates Selection of Care Champion Tim Walz as Kamala Harris’s Vice Presidential Pick

Care in Action, the political home for women of color who care, enthusiastically supports Vice President Kamala Harris’s selection of care champion, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, as her running mate in her presidential campaign. As advocates for care workers and working families, we recognize the critical importance of this election in shaping the future of caregiving, childcare, and working family support in this country.

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Care in Action Thanks President Biden, Enthusiastically Endorses Kamala Harris for President of the United States

Care in Action, the political home for women of color who care, acknowledges President Joe Biden's announcement regarding his decision to suspend his reelection campaign. President Biden’s transformative leadership and commitment to advancing policies prioritizing care workers and caring families are unmatched. We extend heartfelt gratitude for his lifetime of public service and respect his decision not to seek another term.

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Care in Action Celebrates International Domestic Workers Day and Juneteenth, Emphasizing the Political Power of Care Workers

As we honor International Domestic Workers Day on June 16 and Juneteenth on June 19, Care in Action, the political home for domestic workers and those who care, recognizes the immense power and contributions of care workers across the nation. This year marks another step in our ongoing efforts to advocate for a robust care agenda that benefits everyone, including paid family and sick leave, universal childcare, and fair wages for care workers, many of whom are Black, immigrant women, or other women of color.

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