The Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP) hosted a webinar, exploring how income support provisions in the COVID-19 response legislation intersect with existing public benefits.
Many people lose Medicaid and SNAP benefits at renewal, often due to cumbersome renewal processes and unnecessary paperwork rather than a change in their eligibility status.
CLASP hosted a webinar explaining the basics of SNAP, how the EBT card works, and shares how retailers on college campuses can accept SNAP at their stores.
CLASP hosted a webinar with Dr. Jamila Michener, author of Fragmented Democracy. She discussed research on the impact of federalism on work support programs and resulting political and racial inequality.
Elizabeth Lower-Basch presented on how work requirements don't work for a webinar hosted by the Coalition on Human Needs and Heartland Alliance in March 2018.
This webinar presents findings from two CLASP reports: Our Children's Fear: Immigration Policy's Effects on Young Children, which is broadly focused on immigrant children and families, and Immigration Policy's Harmful Impacts on Early Care and Education.
CLASP's Elizabeth Lower-Basch interviewed Greg Kunz and Judy Lawrence on how they designed, tested, and implemented more effective, streamlined, and integrated approaches to delivering key supports for low-income working families.