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Session Type: Symposium
Childcare has historically served as a source of support for families and of inequities, which have been exacerbated since the onslaught of Covid-19. In this symposium session, we share research from a preliminary study about the context of childcare in one U.S. metroplex. Seventy stakeholders, including educators, directors, and parents/caregivers, were interviewed to learn about their lived experiences with childcare. Using critical and women of color feminist theoretical perspectives, we discuss research design, overarching themes that emerged, and knowledge learned from the experiences of Latinx parents/caregivers whose dominant language is Spanish. We then share possibilities for the next phase of research that will address the complexities of inequities persisting in childcare for a range of stakeholders.
A Critical and Women of Color Feminist Analysis of Childcare in the United States - Michelle Salazar Perez, University of North Texas; Flora J. Harmon, American Institutes for Research
The Lived Experiences of Childcare Stakeholders in One U.S. Context: Challenges and Possibilities - Molly J. Doherty, University of North Texas; Zutella Holmes, University of North Texas; Jeonghye Nah, University of North Texas; Kyoung Jin Kim, University of North Texas; Ranita Cheruvu, University of North Texas
Lived Experiences of Latinx Parents/Caregivers With Childcare in the United States: An Intersectional Analysis - Antonieta Barces, University of North Texas; Paty Abril-Gonzalez, University of Texas at Austin; Maria Jose Ruiz Gonzalez, University of Texas - Austin
Childcare Research Futures: Critical and Women of Color Feminist Possibilities - Iana Phillips, University of North Texas; Margarita G. Ruiz-Guerrero, Western Washington University