.@AyannaPressley TY for being a strong advocate for access to quality, affordable #childcare. Will you sign our petition to #SaveGorse Child Care Center at #MountHolyoke College?https://t.co/yOk81Y36lq
.@AyannaPressley we look forward to hearing your thoughts on this later today @mtholyoke#SaveGorse A town-and-gown battle to save Mount Holyoke College’s child-care center https://t.co/IhICvdAURu via @BostonGlobe
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the childcare crisis that continues to disproportionally affect women at this event on Friday 19 March @mtholyoke@savegorse https://t.co/gfapprQRNT
After Mount Holyoke extended Gorse Children’s Center’s contract by one year, community members protested at the College gates, calling for a long-term plan for childcare beyond the one-year timeline. Photo essay by Lily Reavis ‘21 linked below. https://t.co/w9jzuXdIHx
Parents and children marched holding signs and chanting save Gorse all the way from the Children's Center to the front of campus. https://t.co/KsNS4KudzC
On this #InternationalWomensDay we marched to one of the oldest colleges for women, asking them to continue their support of child care, empowering women to remain in the workforce. #savegorse@SaveGorse
Let’s show our appreciation for @mtholyoke while amplifying our message that we are still seeking a commitment from the College for long-term continuity of care at the Gorse Children's Center.
Participants should gather at the Gorse Children's Center on Morgan St. at 5pm. We will march along Morgan Street and College Street to the archway at the intersection of Gateway Rd. and College St. on the MHC campus. We anticipate reaching the arch at approximately 5:15 to 5:20.
Throughout women’s history, childcare has been an important determinant of women’s well-being, and linked closely to career and income. #SaveGorse#InternationalWomensDay
🚨 Join us Monday 3/8/21 at the Gorse Children's Center on Morgan St. at 5pm to March to the Arch! #SaveGorse#marchtothearch
Additional info & RSVP: https://t.co/IS3M8wzwJo