Brooklyn child care providers planned to rally for a wage increase outside the governor’s office as state budget negotiations entered a critical stretch, according to an advisory from Make the Road New York.
The immigrant-rights organization announced the action in a media advisory circulated March 20, 2026, framing it around the demand for higher pay for child care workers in the state budget then being negotiated in Albany. The group identified the governor’s office as the site of the planned demonstration.
Make the Road New York, which describes itself as representing a membership of working-class and immigrant New Yorkers across the city and state, listed Daniel Altschuler as the contact for the advisory. The organization did not, in the material provided, specify a wage figure, the date and time of the rally, the number of providers expected to attend or the office location where the action would take place.
The advisory was one of two identical notices issued by the organization under the same subject line. Make the Road New York has been among the labor and community groups pressing state officials over pay and conditions for child care workers during budget season.
