Ms. Magazine, May 2022
What Moms in Politics Really Want This Mother’s Day: Campaign-Funded Childcare
ARTICLE
The Chronicle, April 2022
Washington Allows Campaign Funds to Cover Child Care
ARTICLE
The 19th, March 2022
Arizona’s statehouse lifted COVID precautions. Two lawmakers worry about what it means for their family
ARTICLE
M Live, February 2022
Michigan political candidates could use campaign funds for childcare under new bills
ARTICLE
The 19th, January 2022
Pumping, voting, taking leave: Legislators who are mothers face specific challenges
ARTICLE
Morning Consult, July 2021
How Much America's Lack of Childcare Infrastructure Is Costing Women
ARTICLE
Vote Mama Foundation Publication, November 2021
Vote Mama Foundation
2021 Annual Report
ANNUAL REPORT
Press Release, November 2021
Vote Mama Foundation Receives Investment From Open Society Foundations
PRESS RELEASE
Columbus Dispatch, June 2021
Should child care be a campaign expense in Ohio? Bill seeks to give candidates the option
ARTICLE
CNBC, June 2021
Campaign-funded child care helps moms run for office — meet the woman making it happen
ARTICLE
Forbes, May 2021
Childcare as a campaign expense? Here's why we need it.
ARTICLE
Motherly, May 2021
There's a new push to help mothers get involved in politics
ARTICLE
Roll Call, May 2021
Campaign spending on child care growing steadily since FEC allowed it
ARTICLE
19th News, May 2021
Only some parents can use campaign funds for child care when running for office. Here's why.
ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette-Mail, April 2021
Rebekah Aranda: Caregivers need help to be candidates (Opinion)
ARTICLE
USA Today, April 2021
Jobs report to deliver latest evidence of the 'she-cession
ARTICLE
Glamour, Feb 2021
When Something Breaks, Moms Pick Up the Pieces. What Happens When Moms Break?
ARTICLE
The New York Times, Feb 2021
The Plight of Women in the Pandemic
ARTICLE
Commonwealth Magazine, Feb 2021
Commission backs use of Campaign Funds for Childcare
ARTICLE
Forbes, Aug 2020
Electing a Mother as VP? Vote Mama Resoundingly Says Yes
ARTICLE
The 19th, Aug 2020
Mothers are increasingly running for office. Will COVID-19 sideline their momentum?
ARTICLE
19th News, Aug 2020
Delaware official rejects statehouse candidate’s request to use campaign funds for
child care
ARTICLE
Emerge America, May 2020
Electing More Moms Means Expanding Access to Child Care for Candidates
ARTICLE
Time, April 2020
If America Doesn’t Invest in Childcare, Who Will Watch Our Kids When We Go Back to Work?
ARTICLE
Brennan Center for Justice, Feb 2020
Helping Moms and Dads Become Candidates
ARTICLE
The Nation, Feb 2020
Rep. Katie Porter Wants to Make It Easier for Single Moms Like Her to Serve in Congress
ARTICLE
The Atlantic July 2019
The Job of Campaigning Is Extremely Family-Unfriendly
ARTICLE
Medium, Feb 2019
Louisiana: Where four men have used campaign funds for childcare, but a woman running was denied and told she has “Misplaced Priorities
ARTICLE
CNN, May 2018
FEC approves NY candidate’s request to use campaign funds for childcare
ARTICLE
CNN, May 2018
NY congressional candidate: ‘Our babysitter is just as integral to our team as my campaign manager
ARTICLE
The Today Show, May 2018
This mom running for Congress wants to use campaign funds for child care
ARTICLE
NPR, May 2018
FEC Says That Candidates Can Use Campaign funds for Child Care
ARTICLE
Glamour, May 2018
In Groundbreaking Ruling, Moms Running for Congress Can Use Campaign Funds for Child Care
ARTICLE
Vox, May 2018
This mom just won the right to use campaign funds to pay for child care
ARTICLE
Elle, April 2018
Mothers Need Childcare to Run for Office. One Candidate Wants to Use Campaign Dollars to Pay for It
ARTICLE
Washington Post, April 2018
Want women to run for Congress? We need someone to watch our kids first
ARTICLE