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2026 Series • 26–2

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By Sarah Savage
| bostonfed.org
Inaccessible child care is a significant barrier to employment. This brief explores how specific job characteristics can influence a parent’s ability to access and maintain reliable child care. Historically, caregiving demands disproportionately affect women, leading to persistent gaps in labor force participation. Mothers frequently face a wage penalty and often shoulder the primary child-care burden.
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Employment implications of child-care access in New England, pre- and post-COVID-19

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By Sarah Savage
| bostonfed.org
Challenges accessing high-quality child care lead some parents to forego licensed care, use suboptimal care arrangements, or leave the labor market altogether. This brief explores labor market implications of child-care access challenges using data from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston’s Parent Demand Survey. The sample includes nearly 2,100 New England mothers with at least one child under the age of 6 between February 2022 and April 2022.
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"Our city is being invaded by transphobes this weekend." Trans Pride Brighton issues statement ahead of "anti-trans" Filia Conference

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By Sarah Savage
| Scene Verified
This weekend the Brighton Centre will host the Filia Conference 2025, an event which bills itself as a feminist event, raising issues about global women's rights. Sounds great, right? Well, it’s a lie. Because behind the branding is a platform for exclusion. Behind the slogans is a long history of anti-trans rhetoric. And behind the speakers’ smiles is hate dressed up as “debate”.
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