Removing barriers to child care access for low-income parents participating in education and training is an important step in supporting the economic well-being of these families and creating positive outcomes for their children. This brief summarizes an April 2016 discussion of these issues by a diverse group of stakeholders, experts, practitioners, and policymakers. Focusing on four areas--research, policies, resources, and practice--it highlights some of their ideas to address challenges and identify solutions to meet the child care needs of low-income families. (author abstract)