Caring Across Generations #CareCantWait

ALT Text-based image with the quote: "Care should never be a privilege" with "never" underlined. Below it says, "Drop it in the comments: 🙏 if care was there when you needed it 🙌 if you believe everyone deserves care." The Caring Across Generations logo is at the top.

ALT A graphic with the Caring Across Generations logo. Text reads, "We're A 2026 Anthem Awards Finalist. Support our work in Anthem Community Voice." Various icons, like a heart and a scale, are displayed at the bottom.

ALT An image featuring various stickers and badges surrounding text. The text reads: "Nominated project: Carefest: The Future Forum. Category: Belonging & Inclusion – Campaign (Non Profit). 2026 Anthem Awards Finalist." The background is dark, with colorful sticker designs.

ALT Anthem Awards poster featuring the "60-Hour Medicaid Vigil" nominated in the Health - Campaign (Non Profit) category. The poster includes various colorful award logos and emphasizes "2026 Anthem Awards Finalist" with a call to action to vote.

ALT Senator Warner speaks with constituents at the Keep Your Care roundtable.

ALT Senator Warner, Secretary Figueroa, and an advocate from SEIU sit and speak at the round table.

ALT A group of caregivers, care workers, and care advocates gather at the Keep Your Care Roundtable in Richmond, Virginia.

ALT Senator Warner and Secretary Figueroa speak to the table.

ALT Speech bubbles with text about community feedback and care changes, such as accessibility improvements and support for neurodiverse individuals. The bottom of the image features a logo for 1 Million Care Conversations.

ALT A person in a wheelchair is in a room filled with various items. The text discusses the impact of Medicaid cuts on home healthcare, mentioning that reduced funding may force those with disabilities and older adults into nursing homes. A specific case in Georgia is highlighted. Logos for Marketplace and Caring Across Generations are visible.

ALT This image is a news article featuring a person sitting in a room holding a child, with toys visible in the background on a shelf. The headline reads, "AP Exclusive: Hundreds of thousands of eligible kids are waiting for childcare assistance." The article mentions the situation in 23 states and D.C. in 2023, discussing lack of child care assistance and its impact on families. It includes logos for the Associated Press and Caring Across Generations.

ALT The image is a poster with the text "We are officially a 2026 WIN Challenge Awardee" on a teal background.

ALT The image is an award graphic featuring logos of "Aspen Digital" and "WIN Challenge." The award recognizes efforts in "Transforming Pop Culture Narratives on Women, Care & Work" and mentions the organization "Caring Across Generations." The background is teal with abstract line designs.

ALT A graphic titled "About the WIN Challenge" with a description. The WIN Challenge is led by Aspen Digital and supported by Pivotal, involving social impact organizations founded by Melinda French Gates. It includes a $60 million grant competition focusing on transformative solutions across culture, practices, AI, and narrative. There's a website link: awardees.winchallenge.org.

ALT Flyer for Gather for Care, a virtual training for people who are interested in hosting their own 1 Million Care Conversation, scheduled for Wednesday, October 14 at 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. ET via Zoom. ASL and Spanish translation, and CART available. Features an image of three smiling people standing closely.

ALT Text on a dark textured background reads: "Right now, nearly 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. is caring for someone." The "1 in 4" is circled in red. Below, it says: "Drop it in the comments: 🫶 if you’ve cared for someone, 🤲 if someone has cared for you." The logo for Caring Across Generations is at the top.

ALT Two individuals walking in a park, with one providing support to the other. The image contains text discussing a Kaiser Family Foundation Health News article about caregivers, emphasizing how friends often become caregivers for older adults. The logo for Caring Across Generations is also visible.

ALT A split-screen image shows four individuals engaged in a phone call, each in a separate setting. Text at the top reads, "A four-way phone call? Dramatic." The bottom text mentions a phone number and encourages discussing changes about care in America. The campaign is by 1 Million Care Conversations.

ALT A scenic background of autumn trees and mountains with a large, central text in bold stating, "We all deserve the care and support we need to live and age with dignity, choice, and independence." The Caring Across Generations logo is at the top.

ALT A poster with the text: "Most people want to receive aging and disability care at home and in their communities. But too many people face barriers to getting the care they need, including strict financial eligibility requirements, a lack of affordable and accessible housing, and difficulty finding care workers in an underpaid and undervalued workforce. We need a care system that gives everyone the choice to live and age where and how they want.” At the bottom, there's a banner that reads "International Day of Older Persons." The background shows a garden scene.

ALT Two people sitting on a couch reading a children's book, "My Buddy," together. The person on the left holds the book and smiles, while the person on the right looks on, smiling. Text below includes an NPR logo with the headline: "U.S. childcare costs are astronomical. More families are turning to grandparents." An explanation follows about the high costs of childcare and reliance on grandparents, mentioning Caring Across Generations' Nicole Jorwic. The Caring Across Generations logo is at the bottom.

ALT Text discussing childcare costs in the U.S. from Child Care Aware of America, stating the average annual cost for children under 5 in 2025 was $13,184. It mentions difficulties families face in securing childcare, often relying on grandparents. A quote from Nicole Jorwic of Caring Across Generations is included, emphasizing a lack of investment in childcare infrastructure.

ALT This is a promotional poster for the film "Take Me Home." It features portraits of five people and text details about a special screening event. The event is organized by Caring Across Generations and Laemmle Monica Film Center. The screening is on Wednesday, September 30, at 7:30 pm, moderated by Lisa Ling, and includes an introduction by Ai-jen Poo and appearances by Liz Sargent and cast member Ali Ahn.

ALT A person stands on a beach wearing a yellow jacket and looking downward. Text overlay describes a story from NPR about Taya Hailstone, a 19-year-old cancer survivor who lost Medicaid disability coverage. The logo for Caring Across Generations is at the bottom.

ALT Two people are sitting together outdoors, each holding a bouquet of flowers and smiling. The setting appears relaxed and friendly. A headline from USA Today discusses someone giving up their twenties to care for a grandparent with dementia, highlighting the journey and its positive impact. The Caring Across Generations logo is visible at the bottom.