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CLASP's statement supporting the BRIDGE Act and its goal of extending the protections of DACA to immigrants who arrived in this country as children.
On April 3, 2017, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) ordered a review of consent decrees with cities and law enforcement agencies with documented histories of violent police misconduct.
Statement from CLASP and First Focus for Children about the decision to cut education and recreational services for migrant children.
This report outlines four key principles that advocates and policymakers should consider when advancing justice reform. Collectively, they point towards using systemic investments in health, education and workforce as an anti-incarceration strategy.
President Obama released his FY 2015 budget, which includes a proposal to expand and strengthen the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) for low-income childless workers, including non-custodial parents.
This fact sheet was submitted to the White House Community College Summit discussion. It explains how states and institutions can help low-income access community college and obtain useful credentials.
On May 2, Rosa Garcia spoke on a panel session titled “Campus Disconnections: The Student of Color College Experience” at the Leadership Conference Education Fund’s All Children, Our Future: Civil Rights and Education Conference in Washington, D.C.
This brief from the Campaign for Youth outlines a plan to increase opportunity for youth and strengthen our economy.
This presentation was shared at the Forgotten and Left Behind: Shifting Narratives and Exploring Policy Solutions for Vulnerable Youth and Young Adults joint convening with CLASP and the Ford Foundation.
CLASP's summary of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) focuses on opportunities for improving services to low-income youth and adults under Title I and Title II.