Ai-jen Poo

@aijenpoo.bsky.social

❤️ National Domestic Workers Alliance, Caring Across Generations, Care in Action, Supermajority. Opinions entirely my own. #CareCantWait

New piece in @thehill.com from me and caregiver champion @debbiedingell.house.gov, making the case for expanding access to home care through these two key pieces of legislation!

Caring Across Generations@caringacross.org · 4mo ago

@debbiedingell.house.gov and our executive director @aijenpoo.bsky.social are calling on Congress to act to make care more accessible. A newly introduced act would strengthen access to care and invest in the care workers who make it possible. bit.ly/4uDiZSR

Graphic shows a young woman caring for an older adult. Text on the graphic pulls from the linked op-ed.

Such exciting news from @capac.house.gov! Thank you @kim.senate.gov & Rep. Strickland for your leadership on behalf of AANHPI caregivers.

Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus@capac.house.gov · 4mo ago

CAPAC is proud to announce our new Caregiving Task Force, led by @kim.senate.gov & @strickland.house.gov, to support AANHPI caregivers. This Task Force will focus on creating a caregiving support system that is affordable, accessible, and responsive to the needs of our community.

Millions of aging Americans and people with disabilities want to live independently but can’t access the care they need.    Rep. Horsford moderated a panel on expanding home and community-based services so people can age and live with dignity in their own communities.

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No one should have to choose between their job and caring for the people they love.    Rep. Pettersen moderated a discussion on building a national paid family and medical leave program so every worker can take time to care for a new child, a sick family member, or themselves.

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Aging Americans and people with disabilities deserve the dignity of living safely and comfortably in their own homes.    We need real solutions to bring down costs and make home- and community-based care affordable for the millions of Americans who depend on it.

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Care workers hold our communities together, yet too many are underpaid and undervalued.  I moderated a conversation on strengthening the care workforce by improving wages, benefits, and career pathways across child care, home care, and health care.

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70% of private-sector workers still don’t have access to paid leave.    Having a baby, caring for a sick parent, or recovering from an illness shouldn’t push families out of their jobs or into debt.

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Child care costs are skyrocketing, and families are paying the price.    Rep. Derek Tran led a panel on expanding access to high-quality early childhood education and lowering costs so parents can work while knowing their kids are safe, learning, and thriving.

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63 million Americans provide family caregiving, not as a profession, but out of love and responsibility for their families.    They shouldn’t have to do it alone. It’s time to build a system that supports caregivers the way they support the people they love.

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Some big news from @caringacross.org ✨ We’re launching our own production label - Give Not Take Media! We’ll be developing film & TV about aging, disability, and care across every genre, helping artists bring their vision to life and seeding new narratives about care. deadline.com/2026/02/ai-j...

‘Take Me Home’ Exec Producers Ai-jen Poo & Lydia Storie Launch Give Not Take Media To Develop Projects On Care, Aging & Disability

Ai-jen Poo and Lydia Storie have launched Give Not Take Media, a new label that will major in film and TV projects about care, aging and disability.

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New Yorkers built a movement around the belief that every family should be able to afford a dignified life. Today, as Governor Kathy Hochul and I mark our commitment to universal childcare, we're proving that a movement of the people can transform how government serves the people.

Today, Little Lobbyists honors #AliceWong, a ferocious advocate for disability justice and disability culture-maker who died on November 14 at the age of 51. Alice was a larger-than-life figure in the disability community and a friend to Little Lobbyists 1/🧵

A collage of photos of medically complex and disabled children holding up hand-decorated letters that spell out “THANK YOU ALICE!” Each child holds one letter, and many appear to have disabilities or use mobility devices. The background fades from blue to white, with the “Little Lobbyists” logo and the tagline “Advocating for Kids with Complex Medical Needs & Disabilities” at the bottom.