Mothers in College Have Declining Access to On-Campus Child Care

Outlines new research about the availability of on-campus child care. The article includes information about public four-year institutions and community colleges. Given the importance of a higher education to a family’s economic security and their children’s future success, ensuring that student mothers have access to affordable, quality care must be a priority for educational institutions, higher education advocates, and policymakers.

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Institute for Women's Policy Research
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2016

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