Child Care in Rural Minnesota After 2020: A Unique Opportunity
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Description
Summarizes changes in child care in Minnesota from
2000-2020. Describes the COVID-19 pandemic's effect on
child care and employment, and features discussion on how a
lack of child care can affect parents' abilities to secure
and maintain jobs. Includes data and statistics on changes
in childcare provider licenses and capacity. Offers
recommendations for recovering from the pandemic and
keeping child care intact in rural Minnesota.
Author(s)
Marnie Werner
Date
02/2021
Type
Document
Organization
Center for Rural Policy and Development
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Access · COVID-19 · Child care · Employment and unemployment · Statistics and data · Sustainability of programs · Minnesota