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Kathryn Edwards Imagines a Better Economy for Kids

In this episode, Messellech “Selley” Abebe sits down with economist Kathryn Edwards (https://www.kathrynanneedwards.com/) to unpack the economic challenges facing children and families, particularly in child care and education. Edwards is a labor economist and independent policy consultant whose research focuses on the intersection of labor markets and public policy. She joins us to break down complex economic ideas, connecting the dots between big-picture policy and everyday life. This conversation offers both practical knowledge and a sense of hope for those working to build a better economic future for children and families. To learn more about Kathryn Edwards’ work, visit kathrynanneedwards.com. Be sure to check out her podcast Optimist Economy (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...) You can follow her on: Instagram -   / keds_economist   TikTok -   / keds_economist   Twitter - https://x.com/keds_economist Want to keep digging into the real-life impact policy decisions have on children? Here’s some of what First Focus on Children has published recently: How H.R. 1 Will Harm Children Now and Far Into the Future https://firstfocus.org/resource/how-h... Three Ways that the Reconciliation Bill’s School Voucher Program Hurts Public Schools https://firstfocus.org/update/three-w... How Funding Cuts Threaten the Future of Early Childhood Education https://firstfocus.org/update/how-fun... To join the conversation, follow First Focus on Children on: Instagram –   / first_focus   LinkedIn –   / first-focus   Twitter –   / first_focus   Send us comments or thoughts via email: SpeakingOfKids@firstfocus.org Find us on Twitter/X at   / speakingofkids   /   / first_focus   Want to be a voice for kids? Become an Ambassador for Children here: https://firstfocus.org/update/messell... To support our work and this podcast, please consider donating to First Focus on Children here: https://campaignforchildren.org/donate/