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Pulse collaboration with MiLeap seeks to transform child care access in Michigan
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Second Wave
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...Michigan Child Care ChampionsThe Pulse initiative team at the W.E.
They surveyed their employee base, found out what type of child care supports were needed, and then built their program around that.
The Child Care Champions event recognized Michigan employers who actively support child care and early education opportunities for their employees.
In partnership with MiLEAP and the Early Childhood investment Corporation, Pulse hosted the Child Care Champions event on September 17 in Lansing.
And when we have additional advocates out there, we can support more public investment in child care.