The Coven Rises in St. Paul
20 Jan 2020
Nearly two years after breaking new ground with a co-working space aimed at women, non-binary, and trans people, The Coven is at it again: The Coven St. Paul, set to open January 28, will offer childcare—the first program of its kind in a Twin Cities co-working space.
“We know that one of the biggest barriers to entry for folks who are looking to advance their careers in the corporate world or looking to leap into entrepreneurship is a lack of childcare,” The Coven co-founder Alex West Steinman says. “We have many, many parents in our space who need that kind of support. For a few hours here and there, we can take your kids off your hands so that you can get some focused work done.”
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