We’re launching something new! ⭐
Subscribe now to the Care in Conversation @Substack, new from the 1 Million Care Conversations campaign. Join us as we shape the future of care, lift our collective voice, and demand the change we all deserve.
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Looking for a way to celebrate National Family Caregivers Month? Here’s an idea: Watch "Take Me Home" for free with your crew, then have a care conversation and share back what you hear!
Request your FREE code before they run out: https://t.co/i3s1EQR3c7
We just won two Anthem Awards for CareFest: The Future Forum and our 60-Hour Medicaid Vigil! 🎉
Thank you to everyone who voted, shared, and remain steadfast in their commitment to change how care is seen, represented, and valued in culture and public life!
In honor of National Family Caregivers Month, we’re hosting a free online screening of “Take Me Home,” our award-winning film about family caregiving!
See it before it hits streaming on Tuesday, November 10 at 2pm PT/5pm ET, with captions and ASL.
RSVP: https://t.co/jpxj6o4gHI
Care touches all of our lives, so we’re asking everyone the same question: What’s one thing you would change about care?
This National Family Caregivers Month, your answer helps shape what comes next for care. Join 1 Million Care Conversations: https://t.co/UXRukSuCxp #1MCare
Happy National Family Caregivers Month!
About 130 million people in the U.S. give or receive care. Though care keeps our families, communities, and country running, our caregivers often don’t have the support they need to thrive. We’re changing that.
Care should never be a privilege.
At some point, every one of us will give or need care. No one should have to choose between care, their dignity, and paying their bills.
Drop a 🙏 below if care was there when you needed it, or ✊ if you believe everyone deserves care.
We have one new care message 📞
Aisha in Atlanta shared what care means to her. Now it’s your turn.
Call (888) 282-8076 to leave a voicemail about the future of care, or share your story at https://t.co/UXRukSuCxp. It only takes a few minutes! #1MCC
Big news! We’re a 2026 @anthemawards finalist for two campaigns: Carefest: The Future Forum and our 60-hour Medicaid vigil.
Voting closes this Thursday, October 29, at 11:59 p.m. PT, so if you have a moment, please vote today! https://t.co/tkFUDFNZi0 #AnthemAwards
Nobody should lose healthcare because of paperwork. We were grateful to have @SenatorWarner, Secretary Figueroa, @SEIUVA512, Medicaid beneficiaries, caregivers, workers, and advocates join us in Richmond last week to launch #KeepYourCare. Learn more at https://t.co/GYEwaHRYQY.
“All of us are gonna be caregivers, and we're also all gonna be care receivers” 💯
We caught up with “Take Me Home” actress Ali Ahn who shared her connection to care and why she knew she needed to do the film.
“Take Me Home” is now playing in theaters!
People across the country are weighing in on our 1 Million Care Conversations campaign – and here’s what we’re hearing. Tell us: What’s one thing you would change? https://t.co/SD6BHzmZrT #1MCare
As states cut home care, more people could be forced into nursing homes.
Protecting and expanding Medicaid is how we help people age in place with care and dignity.
https://t.co/lnKd3oDv6j
Hundreds of thousands of children in the U.S. are waiting for child care assistance they qualify for, leaving parents to choose between work and their children’s care.
No one should have to make that decision. We need greater investments in child care.
https://t.co/r63L7I1iq1
Caring Across Generations is a Workplace Innovation Now (WIN) Challenge awardee!
Our $5 million award from the Aspen WIN Challenge will support our work to accelerate narrative and cultural change about women, work, and care through film/TV storytelling.
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Ready to host your own care conversation?
Join us on Wednesday, October 14 at 4 pm PT / 7 pm ET for Gather for Care, a virtual training for people who are interested in hosting their own 1 Million Care Conversation and want support to get started.
RSVP: https://t.co/AEc2h6kURB
Today, roughly one in four American adults is a family caregiver, and nearly all of us will give (or need) care at some point in our lives.
Thank you to everyone who gives care. Drop a 🫶 below if you’ve cared for someone, or 🤲 if someone has cared for you!
Millions of people show up for care every day — increasingly as friends and neighbors, not just family. But FMLA doesn’t protect their job if they take leave to do it. Every kind of care deserves support, no matter the relationship.
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