On June 4, Elyse Shaw spoke to Hill staffers as a part of the panel “Women, Work & AI Panel: Preparing Workers and Communities for the AI Economy,” which was organized by the Women Tech & Telecom Partnership and the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.
On July 16, Wendy Cervantes spoke at the Early Childhood Policy in Institutions of Higher Education’s Federal Policy Institute on a panel entitled ”Thinking Broadly about Early Childhood Policy: Beyond the Classroom.”
On July 14, Ashley Burnside spoke at the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) conference about the affordability crisis
On July 17, Alyssa Fortner served as a a panelist at the plenary session of the National Association for Family Child Care’s 2026 annual conference. “The Promise and Pitfalls of Universal Models for Family Child Care” examined what it takes to build universal systems that…
On June 15, Diane Harris spoke at the EARN in the South Paid Leave Working Group about her report “Inaccessible and Costly: Southern Workers’ Experiences with Paid Leave.”
This event has already happened. Please see the full recording, learn more about the speakers, and find a list of resources below. On June 25, 2026, the latest installment of CLASP’s Equity Matters series focused on how racism shapes fraud narratives of public benefits programs…
On June 4, Elyse Shaw spoke to Hill staffers on a panel discussion organized by the Women Tech & Telecom Partnership and the Joint Center titled, “Women, Work & AI Panel: Preparing Workers and Communities for the AI Economy.”
On May 28, Suma Setty presented alongside Tiffany Chang at Protecting Immigrant Families on the impacts of immigration policies on children to the Prevent Child Abuse AZ Coalition.