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Diana Limongi

Diana Limongi

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Podcast Host and Creator, Parenting and Politics

New York

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Business, Licensing Games, Retail, Movies, Lifestyle, Gardening, Automotive, Toys, Music

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Everything else, especially sport.

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 198

  • New York Moms, Dads, Caregivers and Child Care Providers: Share your Child Care Story With Us!

    By Diana Limongi| MomsRising.org@ In New York we know:  Child care doesn’t work for parents if it is not working for child care providers— and the truth is that across the country, and certainly in New York state, so many child care providers are making poverty wages and many have been unfortunately forced to leave a profession they love in pursuit of higher paying jobs that pay more and often come with health insurance, retirement benefits and more.

    By Diana Limongi · MomsRising.org

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Op-ed: Governor Hochul must do right by working families and invest in child care now

    By Diana Limongi| PoliticsNY@ As a mom who works outside the home, I know all too well the struggles that working parents face here in Queens and throughout New York state. I, too, have struggled to find affordable child care in my community. Child care has always been 20-30 percent of take-home pay, making it one of my family’s biggest expenses. My story is not an anomaly: Across New York state, thousands of families struggle to find and pay for quality child care. With budget negotiations still underway, our lawmakers and Gov.

    By Diana Limongi · PoliticsNY

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • New York Moms, Dads, Caregivers and Child Care Providers: Share your Child Care Story With Us!

    By Diana Limongi| MomsRising.org@ In New York we know:  Child care doesn’t work for parents if it is not working for child care providers— and the truth is that across the country, and certainly in New York state, so many child care providers are making poverty wages and many have been unfortunately forced to leave a profession they love in pursuit of higher paying jobs that pay more and often come with health insurance, retirement benefits and more.

    By Diana Limongi · MomsRising.org

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Parenting and Politics