Evidence-Based Policy: What is Missing?
Most of the conversations I’ve been in about evidence-based policy [...]
Recognizing Race in Language: Why We Capitalize “Black” and “White”
CSSP’s commitment to becoming an anti-racist organization requires our organization [...]
From The Washington Post: Work requirements are catastrophic in a pandemic
The White House and the House of Representatives are in [...]
CSSP: Moving Forward in 2020
As I assumed the job of CSSP President, I have reflected on our history and our future and begun taking steps to ensure that we preserve the best of CSSP while making changes to make our work even more effective.
Elisa Minoff Discusses “The Racist Roots of Work Requirements” on WURD Radio
CSSP Senior Policy Analyst Elisa Minoff discusses her latest report, [...]
Bridging the Gap: How Child Welfare Can Work with Faith Communities to Support and Affirm LGBTQ+ Children, Youth, and Families
getREAL brought child welfare leaders, administrators, researchers, and advocates together to address challenges and opportunities facing child welfare systems and to consider how child welfare systems can continue to improve their responsiveness to the specific needs of LBGTQ+ children, youth, and families.
The Racist Roots of Work Requirements
In September 2018, news broke that more than 4,000 people [...]
By the Numbers: Who Gets Counted in the 2020 Census?
With the upcoming decennial census that began earlier this month, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islander groups (collectively referred to as AANHPI) are working hard to ensure that they won’t be excluded from the count.
Equity at the Center of Implementation
In 2017, when the Annie E. Casey Foundation began developing [...]
Trump Administration Continues to Legislate Discrimination Against Children Involved in the Child Welfare System
On November 19, 2019, the Department of Health and Human [...]
