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Top Latino Metro Areas Saw Large Declines in Child Care Employment Early in the Pandemic, With Slow Recovery Among Latino Child Care Workers
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Hispanic Families’ Experiences of Child Care Closures During COVID-19
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Hispanic Family Facts
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Latino Children Represent Over a Quarter of the Child Population Nationwide and Make Up at Least 40 Percent in 5 Southwestern States - In 2019, 40 percent of Latino High Schoolers Reported Feeling Sad or Hopeless for More than Two Weeks
- Over 90 Percent of all U.S. Latino Children Were Born in the United States
- Coronavirus pandemic: Cash transfer delivery methods matter for low-income families