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In 1998, nine Minneapolis organizations—under the direction of Dr. Terrie Rose—pooled resources and |
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know-how to help low-income families catch up with the requirements of the nation’s sweeping 1996 welfare-to-work policies. Proscribing training and paid jobs for parents on public assistance, this new legislation created a huge gap between the supply and demand for good child care.
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