Trump Has Put Childcare Workers in Crisis
Federal immigration crackdowns are adding even more strain to DC’s already fragile and not to mention costly child care system. Now, many child care workers are worried they could be targeted. Reporter Chabeli Carrazana from The 19th breaks down what this all means for families and providers in the…
Gender Is the Story with The 19th News’ Chabeli Carrazana
The 19th News’ childcare and economy reporter Chabeli Carrazana discusses the unique beat she’s formed and why reporting on the economy from a gender lens matters.
Chabeli explains how the COVID-19 pandemic disproportionately impacted women of color, and she discusses the challenges faced by immig…
Why Paid Family Leave Might Finally Happen
The United States is the only rich industrialized nation without a universal paid family leave policy. But as child and home care costs balloon, and the pandemic continues to leave families in precarious work situations, many caretakers have hit a wall. Congress might finally be ready to do somethi…
What Next - Why Paid Family Leave Might Finally Happen
The United States is the only rich industrialized nation without a universal paid family leave policy. But as child and home care costs balloon, and the pandemic continues to leave families in precarious work situations, many caretakers have hit a wall. Congress might finally be ready to do somethi…
Black Women out of Jobs Not Recipes: Let Her Cook
The wave of Black women’s unemployment may have knocked us down, but never out. They want to bankrupt not only Black women but Black culture. Through personal stories and analysis, this episode highlights how community-based bartering, mutual aid, and resourcefulness have long sustained Black neig…
The Women Leading the Farmworker Movement
Chabeli Carrazana, economy and child care reporter for The 19th, shares her reporting on the women advocating for women and migrant farmworkers, in light of the explosive allegations that Cesar Chavez, the late leader of the farmworkers' movement, had sexually assaulted women and girls.
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How staff cuts at Social Security hurt grieving families
Social security benefits help children and spouses survive after a death — but accessing them is a Sisyphean task. Chabeli Carrazana, The 19th’s economy and childcare reporter, joins host Krys Boyd to discuss how DOGE gutted the Social Security Administration so there’s not enough staff to process …
What Next - Why Paid Family Leave Might Finally Happen
The United States is the only rich industrialized nation without a universal paid family leave policy. But as child and home care costs balloon, and the pandemic continues to leave families in precarious work situations, many caretakers have hit a wall. Congress might finally be ready to do somethi…
Months after surge, some families struggling to pay for DACA, work permit fees
When federal immigration enforcement ramped up in Minneapolis earlier this year, many immigrant families went into hiding, afraid to leave home for work, school or even the store.
Months later, some of those families are facing a new challenge: they’re struggling to pay hundreds of dollars in fees…
How the Algorithm Exploits New Parents
New parents know the feeling. You’re sleep-deprived, scrolling, and desperate to solve the problem with a baby product. One $2000 bassinet later, you feel bamboozled! Chabeli Carrazana, reporter for The 19th, uncovers the manipulative marketing strategies around baby-rearing.
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