My materials are always free, but any financial support you can provide will allow me to continue the work of helping advocacy feel relevant, attainable, and urgent. If you would like me to adapt this zine for your organization for a small fee, please don't hesitate to reach out!

I'm hoping to spread far and wide by encouraging child care providers to print and share the zine with families, and advocates to share in community spaces. The zine download includes simple instructions for how to cut and fold, but I'm happy to help if it's confusing.

The first zine, a black and white printable resource available free here (ko-fi.com/s/c1f73cc5c2), offers a simple, sunny, motivating vision for universal child care.

In an overwhelming digital landscape, millennials and gen z are seeking analog opportunities for connection and sharing. I'm developing a zine library to tackle some of the most commonly asked questions about child care policy while putting forward an optimistic future we can build together.

I believe the most important thing we can do to push back against the forces trying to break our institutions is to hold tight to hope for a better future. I believe that in order to overcome the darkness, we need to put forward a compelling alternative to the status quo.

Here is how I try to talk about a simple, clear vision for the future of child care rooted in values. (2/3)