Deputy Executive Director for Racial Equity Eddie Martin spoke on a panel titled, “Policy Careers: Alumni Changing the World,” hosted by the University of Maryland Alumni Association on January 26.
On January 20, Ashley Burnside participated as an informational witness for a Montana state legislative hearing on H.B. 249, which would implement a state Child Tax Credit in Montana.
On December 19, Parker Gilkesson spoke at a virtual briefing hosted by the Drug Policy Alliance that examined how the lifetime SNAP/TANF drug conviction ban continues to harm families and why the time for repeal is now.
On December 14, Parker Gilkesson and members of CLASP’s Community Partnership Group presented “Redesigning SNAP: An Anti-Racist Vision for SNAP: Ensuring Food Justice for All” at a conference hosted by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
On December 14, Elizabeth Lower-Basch will speak at Jobs for the Future’s Good Jobs Challenge Convening about the importance of providing support to help individuals move along their career pathways and into high-quality jobs.
On December 1, Nia West-Bey and Jessi Russell spoke at the Congressional Hunger Center’s “Gen Z and Food Security: A Focus on Our Nation’s Young Adults.”
On November 21, as part of the Child Care for Every Family Network’s three-part meeting series, Tiffany Ferrette and Alycia Hardy presented “Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG) 101,” an overview of the preeminent federal funding stream for child care assistance—the Child Care and…
On November 18, Indi Dutta-Gupta will present at a panel on “Job Loss, Unemployment Insurance, and Inequality” at the Fall Research Conference of the Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management in Washington, D.C.
Join the Community Partnership Group (CPG) on November 17 at 1pm ET for a webinar exploring the changes needed to move the SNAP program in an anti-racist direction. Speakers will discuss how to create a program that truly centers people with low incomes of all…