Can you vote for our South by Southwest panel on the Future of Care?
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Vote for the Future of Care panel at SXSW!

John — have you heard of South by Southwest (SXSW)?

It's a major culture, music, and art conference and festival held in Austin, Texas each year, that has launched musical careers, hosted presidential candidates, and brings together thought leaders and influencers from around the world.

If there's an idea worth sharing, SXSW is a great place to be – and we want to make sure the Future of Care is at the center of next year's event.

We’ve proposed a panel featuring NDWA President Ai-jen Poo, but panels at SXSW are chosen, in part, by a Community Vote. John, can you vote for our panel on the Future of Care – there’s just 4 days left?

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We're all going to need care – for ourselves or a loved one – or provide it at some point. But America's lack of infrastructure for care has led to a crisis that is being felt across generations and culture.

Our panel will bring together NDWA President Ai-jen Poo and members of the Caring Across Generations Creative Care Council to discuss the future of care for families and providers alike, how culture can shape the way care is viewed and prioritized, and what this all means for the pivotal 2024 election.

Now is the time to imagine the future of care, and you can help us take this conversation to SXSW to raise it up the national agenda. Vote now for our panel on the Future of Care to be part of SXSW and leave a comment in support. The deadline to vote is this Sunday, August 20.

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Thanks for all that you do,

Care Team
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