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This policy paper discusses how the biggest opportunities to improve children’s health and development are through cultivating safety, stability, and nurturing in homes while expanding resources and opportunities in poor neighborhoods.
(65 pp)
This policy brief discusses the dangerous psychological consequences of the DHS's plans to separate children and parents to deter asylum seekers while recommending administrative policy changes.
(2 pp)
This policy paper outlines recommendations for FY 2016-2018 that will improve health, safety, and quality of child care while making it more responsive to needs of children and working families.
(8 pp)
This report provides examples of federal, state, and community actions using budget processes to address equity issues. It summarizes budget information for people working to improve outcomes for children, families, and communities.
(15 pp)
This policy report provides information about disparities experienced by children and families of color, followed by policy strategies, state policy examples, and funding strategies to support strategic areas for policy development.
(45 pp)
This policy paper examines the DOJ’s cruel and racist “zero tolerance” policy toward immigration and the long-lasting, negative effects separating families can have on children.
(2 pp)
This brief outlines initial steps for policymakers and advocates, as well as summarizes the
research, policy, and practice trends driving this increased focus on well-being.
(20 pp)
This paper, written by CSSP in partnership with the Urban Institute, examines the consequences of the Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA) for children and families and for the child welfare systems that intervene in their lives.
(138 pp)