We all love our kids, as well as our neighbors’, friends’, and coworkers’ kids. But why haven’t we built systems in the U.S. that truly support all our children? The Collective Caregiving Frame is a powerful new communications strategy designed to mobilize communities and build environments that help every child thrive. This framework, developed earlier this year by the FrameWorks Institute and Leading for Kids, seeks to reshape and redefine caregiving as a shared societal commitment rather than an individual responsibility. This session is a unique opportunity to understand why expanding caregiving beyond family units and into broader civic and policy actions is essential for creating meaningful change.
Join us November 19, from 3–4:30 p.m. ET, as we share insights into how this new frame was developed and how it can be utilized to expand society’s understanding of caregiving beyond family units and into broader civic and policy actions to create meaningful change. Attendees will gain insights into how collective caregiving can tackle pressing issues such as learning loss, economic inequality and cultural inclusivity. Our expert panel, including the developers and supporters of this framework, will share concrete strategies for expanding caregiving beyond the home and into our communities. Through real-world examples and research-backed insights, you’ll discover practical tools for advocating for systems that prioritize every child’s well-being and resilience, particularly those from economically challenged or marginalized backgrounds.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of a growing movement to redefine what it means to care for kids. Register today to learn how you can contribute to building a society where every child has the resources and support they need to thrive.