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	"author_name": "Michigan Transformation Collective",
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	"title": "Kalamazoo Child Care Coalition Interest Form",
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	"description": "What is the Kalamazoo Child Care Coalition? KCCC was founded in November 2024 in response to a state-wide effort to develop regional child care coalitions and the recommendations of the Kalamazoo Blueprint for Peace. The KCCC started as a learning space to a space of action. Currently, we are collecting data from parents, teachers, community members and employers, and project proposals are being developed for future funding opportunities. We believe: Child care as an industry is a broken system. Parents can’t afford to pay and teachers can’t afford to stay. Communities are healthier when child care is readily available and that child care should be a profession that ensures a good quality of life for classroom teachers, home and community-based child care owners, directors and support staff. When child care works, the entire community benefits through increased educational and workforce opportunities for children, parents and providers.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/forms/kalamazoo-child-care-coalition-interest-form"
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