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Barriers to Economic Mobility for Low-Income Working Families with Young Children

July 28 2021
3:00 PM EST

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Join us for an interactive presentation on Barriers to Economic Mobility for Low-Income Working Families with Young Children on July 28, 2021 from 3-4:15p ET PM by Brittany Birken, Ph.D., Principal Advisor for Community and Economic Development at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and former Child Care State Administrator and moderated by Karen Howard, J.D., of Crossover Partners.

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