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Healthier, happier childcare workers lead to better outcomes for the children they care for. These conditions improve childcare and provide a path for the workers to follow, leading to long-term careers.

Many Californians are just trying to make it to tomorrow. Increasing income, benefits, and job quality of workers, especially of racial and gender minorities, is a good step towards economic security.

This article originally appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle: 

Almost everyone, to some extent, has suffered from the

COVID-19 has exposed and intensified long-standing problems in our country, including deep cracks in the U.S. health system and racial and economic injustice.

We explore five ways communities of the future can prevent domestic violence.

The fast pace of current events, dangers of the COVID-19 pandemic, and uncertainty about the upcoming November 2020 election, and the high stakes for health, equity, and economic recovery are dominating our waking hours and keeping us up at night.

This article previously appeared in The Chronicle of Philanthropy: 

A physician notices bruises on a patient during a physical

 Reimagine Lab: Preventing cycles of violence, now and into the future is a human-centered design lab supported by the

Reimagine Lab: Preventing cycles of violence, now and into the future is a human-centered design lab supported by the

Learn how History Reimagined aims to break the cycle of domestic violence and the school-to-prison pipeline by building the confidence, resilience, trust, and agency of at-risk youth.

Reimagine Lab: Preventing cycles of violence, now and into the future is a human-centered design lab supported by the

The tragic story of Vanessa Guillen's murder points to the faults in our current systems - and it sounds an urgent call for change.