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Dolores Acevedo-Garcia quoted in The New York Times
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Our research on wage gaps for full-time working families covered in USA Today
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02.17.2026
Who Can Afford Child Care? A National and State Analysis of Affordability for Working Parents
For most families, child care is unaffordable—especially for low-income, Black, Hispanic and immigrant parents
02.05.2026
Exploring job burnout among family child care providers who participate in the child care subsidy system
An article in Early Childhood Research Quarterly, published in partnership with BU School of Social Work researchers
01.27.2026
Enhancing Clinical Decision-Making at Dayton Children’s Hospital
01.22.2026
Opposition to the proposed regulatory changes to the public charge rule
Our comment submitted to the Department of Homeland Security
08.03.2026
COI 3.0 Technical Documentation
How we built the Child Opportunity Index 3.0
07.24.2025
Child Opportunity Index 3.0-2023 Census Tract Data
07.10.2025
In Yahoo Finance, Acevedo-Garcia quoted on changes to the Child Tax Credit
05.27.2025
Dolores Acevedo-Garcia quoted in The New York Times on aid for children in immigrant families
05.22.2025
New estimates of child care affordability for working parents, nationally and by state, income and race/ethnicity
Full-time working parents need help to cover the costs of center- or home-based child care
04.29.2025
Death by Neighborhood: Disparities in Violent Deaths by Neighborhood Opportunity with the Child Opportunity Index 3.0, Preliminary Results
Our article in AJPM Focus