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Scientist Mothers Working in Childcare Deserts Are Less Likely to Attain Tenure
Childcare shortages have limited families' access to quality care, with consequences for children's development and parents' careers. We link two decades of childcare supply data to longitudinal surveys of U.S. scientists. We find workplace childcare deserts are widespread: more than half of scienti
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