Child care accessibility sits at the "top of the list" for women struggling to gain "economic security" both before the COVID-19 pandemic and after, says Cheryl Bergman, the chief executive officer of the Michigan Women's Commission.
Raising child care provider rates to higher levels than what's in the governor's proposed budget, along with creating operational grants for private child care providers serving infants through 3 years of age, must be in …
Courtesy of the Governor’s office LANSING, Mich. – Today, Governor Whitmer celebrated the bipartisan expansion of access to free or low-cost child care for 150,000 more Michigan kids and their […]
MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. – Today, at the Governor’s Macomb County Address, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed House Bills 5041 through 5048 to expand access to quality, affordable child care for families […]
After more than three years spent at the design table, the Senate passed legislation to allow child care providers to accept a few more kids, give them 90-day grace periods […]
By Alexa Kramer, originally featured in SBAM’s FOCUS magazine Hello SBAM members! My name is Alexa Kramer and it is an honor to be your new Director of Government Operations. […]
By Brian Calley, originally featured in our FOCUS magazine Earlier this year, with substantial involvement from the Small Business Association of Michigan and the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce, Governor […]
