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An op-ed written by Clarence Okoh about artificial intelligence and surveillance in schools appeared in The Hill.

As we gather with loved ones to celebrate Thanksgiving, a day synonymous with family and feasting, it's crucial to reflect on the stark reality faced by many in our communities.

India Heckstall was quoted: "Pursuing higher education can negatively impact Black families’ wealth because of the debt burden."

CLASP recently launched a new project, Building Equitable Economic Supports in the South (BEES). Through the BEES project CLASP is working directly with community organizations and policy organizations in Mississippi and North Carolina to improve the economic well-being of people experiencing poverty. In Mississippi we’re…

This article quoted a report written by CLASP's India Heckstall and Christian Collins on Black student fathers.

We hope you’ll join us on October 12 at 1:30 pm ET for the launch of Equity Matters, a virtual discussion series hosted by the Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP). Our inaugural session, Equity Matters: Addressing Poverty, Racial Injustice, and Threats to Multiracial…

Christian Collins wrote an op-ed on affirmative action for the military.

Technological innovation has always been a central determining factor of job quality. It is essential that strong public policy prevents technology from insidiously claiming control over a worker’s body, time, and autonomy.

Today’s U.S. Census Bureau report shows—once again—that poverty in the United States is a policy choice.

Education has been long established as a fundamental right for all in the United States. Yet immigrant children and children in immigrant families face challenges such as barriers to enrollment, language access issues, and fears related to immigration enforcement.