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JP Life, Two Gen

Intentionally Supporting Each Child

Darcie Besette, a JP Fargo-Moorhead Child Development Center coach, explains how she collaborates with JP teachers and families to ensure each child has what they need.

Leadership, Policy

Breathing Between the Waves

2026 has been a lot. JP President and CEO Chastity Lord ponders what will sustain us all in the midst of troubling times.

Amy Dichard hold her CIV Award
JP Life, Leadership, Policy

Introducing the Community Is a Verb Awards

Learn about the origins and honorees of JP’s inaugural celebration honoring civic and corporate leaders making intentional investments in families.

JP Life

Jeremiah Program Coaching Means Community

JP Family Coach Deanna Giordano shares how her work with JP moms and kids in Brooklyn is a constant journey of shared learning.

Mom Voices, Policy

Our Safety Net Needs Mending: Hear From JP Alumni

JP Alumni Fellows discuss the tenacity and resilience it takes to navigate our country’s complex social systems as single moms.

JP Life, Mom Voices

Fearless Motherhood: How Jeremiah Program Moms Rise Together

JP Boston moms share what it means to be fearless — and how the program helps them achieve it.

Leadership, Policy

WATCH: Policy Levers to Support Single-Mother Economic Mobility

Watch this powerful conversation exploring how evidence-based policy can support all families to thrive.

Mom Voices, Policy

Choosing Between School and Food

JP moms share how cuts to SNAP, WIC, and other support are impacting their families during the federal government shutdown.

Leadership, Policy

Does America Have a Cold?

JP President and CEO Chastity Lord considers the impact of the government shutdown on families, especially single-mother families.

JP Life, Mom Voices, Policy

How Jeremiah Program Supports Single Mothers in Overcoming Shame

By changing our assumptions about families experiencing poverty, we can create a society where single mothers have opportunities to pursue their goals for themselves and their children.