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Klase nan DOL • Pa mwayen: Office of Public Affairs •
Secretary Walsh is sworn in by Vice President Harris
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Headshot of Cristina Barillas
We asked Cristina Barillas to share her experience as a woman who has worked her way into a profession traditionally segregated by race and gender, and what that good job means to her
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Klase nan Employment and Training, Working families, Apprenticeship • Pa mwayen: Office of Public Affairs •
Headshot of Leslie Cotton wearing a hard hat and safety goggles.
Leslie Cotton met Secretary Walsh during a trip to Oregon. We asked her to share her experience as a woman in the plumbing trade. 
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Headshot of Anders Bloomquist
We asked AFL-CIO member Anders Bloomquist to share his experience with organizing and how his union has supported him. 
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Headshot of Salvador Herrera in front of a white wall featuring his union, International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, logo.
Salvador Herrera, a member of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, shares his experience with organizing and how their union has supported them.  
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Klase nan Care Economy • Pa mwayen: Office of Public Affairs •
Headshot of Emily Lambert, an early childhood educator in Dayton, OH. Below the photo reads: Investing in the Care Economy. Background is a blue gradient.
Emily Lambert is an early childhood educator/caregiver at the On Purpose Academy Mentoring and Learning Center in Dayton, Ohio. We asked Emily to share her experience as a caregiver and her perspective on what investments
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Klase nan Care Economy • Pa mwayen: Office of Public Affairs •
Photo of Chloe Morgan, a single mom in Dayton, OH. She is standing behind her four young children. Below the photo reads: Investing in the Care Economy. Background is a blue gradient.
Chloe Morgan is a single mother of four boys, two of whom have special needs from Dayton, Ohio. We asked her to share why she believes affordable child care is essential.
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Klase nan Care Economy • Pa mwayen: Office of Public Affairs •
Photo of Kim Jarvis, founder and director of On Purpose Academy, a childcare facility, in Dayton, OH. Below the photo reads: Investing in the Care Economy. Background is a blue gradient.
Kim Jarvis is the founder, owner and executive director of On Purpose Academy and Mentoring Center in Dayton, Ohio. We asked Kim how affordable child care can support families.
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Klase nan Employment and Training, Working families • Pa mwayen: Office of Public Affairs •
Photo of Alvirleen Scott, an early childhood educator in Dayton, OH. Below the photo reads: Investing in the Care Economy. Background is a blue gradient.
Alvirleen Scott is an early childhood educator/caregiver. We asked Alvirleen to share her experience as a caregiver and her perspective on what investments are needed to support caregivers.
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Grant and his family
Grant Khanbalinov is a Navy veteran and champion for stronger systems and resources that support mental health. We asked Grant to share his personal experience with paid leave and why he believes it’s essential for everyone.    
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