Press Releases

Care in Action Announces ‘Care Wins

Jun 05 2023

Care in Action is excited to announce the seven-figure ‘Care Wins’ campaign to organize, hear from, and engage with voters across the nation –  to shift care into a critical issue this year, next year, and beyond via our robust organizing infrastructure consisting of over 200 organizers in states like Georgia, Nevada, Arizona, and North Carolina.

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Care in Action Reacts to the Debt Ceiling Deal

Jun 01 2023

Following the House vote to pass the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023, based on a deal reached between the White House and Speaker McCarthy, Care in Action released a statement.

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Care in Action Launches $1 Million Electoral Program to Secure a Pro-Care Majority in Virginia

Apr 24 2023

Today, Care in Action, the national policy and advocacy home for 2.5 million domestic workers, announced it would back an additional 18 women as part of its $1 million electoral strategy to elect pro-care champions to the Virginia House of Delegates and Senate.

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Care in Action Announces 18 Endorsements as Part of $1 Million Electoral Program

Today, Care in Action, the national policy and advocacy home for 2.5 million domestic workers, announced it would back an additional 18 women as part of its $1 million electoral strategy to elect pro-care champions to the Virginia House of Delegates and Senate.

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Care in Action Applauds Biden-Harris Administration Executive Order to Improve Care Affordability and Quality Jobs for Care Workers

Apr 18 2023

Today, President Joe Biden will sign a slate of comprehensive executive actions to improve care in the history of the United States, sending 50 directives to federal agencies to utilize existing funding to expand care affordability and quality jobs for care workers.

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Care in Action Statement on White House Proclamation Recognizing April as Care Worker Recognition Month

Mar 31 2023

The Biden-Harris Administration announced a White House Proclamation declaring April as Care Worker Recognition Month, marking the White House’s continued commitment to investing in a care infrastructure and highlighting the generations-long fight of care workers – the Black, brown, immigrant, and women of color whose work makes all other work possible – to gain the recognition, living wages, and protections they deserve. 

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