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Oregon parents, advocates press lawmakers for more child care funding

A letter from Oregon’s Department of Early Learning and Care upended Natalie Kiyah’s life last spring.

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Oregon parents, advocates press lawmakers for more child care funding

A letter from Oregon’s Department of Early Learning and Care upended Natalie Kiyah’s life last spring.

United statesPortland state universityLisa ebonyNatalie kiyahTina kotekMarchel marcosCourtney veronneauAsian pacific american network of oregonOregon food bankOregon department of earlyEarly learningEmployment related day careFamily forwardCapital chronicleAsian pacific american networkMedford mail tribune

Oregon parents, advocates press lawmakers for more child care funding

A letter from Oregon’s Department of Early Learning and Care upended Natalie Kiyah’s life last spring.

United statesPortland state universityLisa ebonyLynne terryNatalie kiyahMarchel marcosCourtney veronneauTina kotekAsian pacific american network of oregonOregon department of earlyOregon food bankEarly learningEmployment related day careFamily forwardCapital chronicleAsian pacific american network

Oregon parents, advocates press lawmakers for more child care funding

A letter from Oregon’s Department of Early Learning and Care upended Natalie Kiyah’s life last spring.

United statesPortland state universityCourtney veronneauMarchel marcosTina kotekLisa ebonyNatalie kiyahOregon food bankAsian pacific american network of oregonOregon department of earlyEarly learningEmployment related day careFamily forwardCapital chronicleAsian pacific american networkSouthern oregon

Oregon parents, advocates press lawmakers for more child care funding

A couple dozen parents and advocates met outside the state Capitol in Salem on Thursday to urge lawmakers to increase child care funding during the short legislative session that begins Feb. 5.

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