Not only do I get to wake up every single day and do what I love, but I have this incredible, remarkable, powerful platform. UNICEF was always an organization I had grown up admiring so deeply. It has been the greatest honor of my life to work with them over this last year and to do everything I can to help in their fight to protect the rights of children. It always goes back to helping and educating young women. When women are educated, societies thrive.PCJ: reported it was unclear why the boat was in Ohio waters, although the education secretary and “school choice” advocate had visited the state earlier in the month. DeVos also hasstrong ties to MichiganasPolitico But it’s a lot more complicated than that. So much economic activity that happens at home, from raising children to caring for the elderly, doesn’t get counted when people talk about how productive or successful the economy is. It’s what’s called the hidden economy: Take caregivers. They do so much work they don’t get paid for. Understanding the burden some of us take on — a burden that literally keeps the world humming along (we hear ya, parents) but doesn’t even feature in the normal concept of economic work — helps us get a better grip on the conversations we hear every day, like the one about the pay gap. who has lied over and over about policies and alleged threats related to immigration.