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Subject Anniversary of the War on Poverty, CLASP’s Impact
Date June 13, 2024 6:51 PM
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This week: Anniversary of the War on Poverty, CLASP’s Impact
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RECENTLY FROM CLASP
June 13, 2024
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60 Years of Progress and Pitfalls in the War on Poverty
In partnership with the office of Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-NJ), CLASP hosted a briefing earlier this month for Congressional staffers to commemorate the 60th anniversary of President Lyndon Johnson’s declaration of a War on Poverty and Great Society legislation. Panelists discussed the achievements and shortcomings of Great Society programs and the work that remains to be done to end poverty for good.
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CLASP 2023 Impact Report
Our 2023 Impact Report highlights the many ways CLASP has worked to limit poverty’s harm in America through advocacy, research, collaborative partnerships, and community engagement with people with lived experience.
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CLASP President and Executive Director Indivar Dutta-Gupta to Step Down
Dutta-Gupta, who joined CLASP in 2022, raised the visibility of critical antipoverty solutions and enhanced CLASP’s profile as a key player in the fight for racial and economic justice.
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www.clasp.org/publications/testimony/comments/clasp-statement-for-the-record-subcommittee-on-early-childhood-elementary-and-secondary-education-on-the-consequences-of-bidens-border-chaos-for-k-12-schools/ [www.clasp.org/publications/testimony/comments/clasp-statement-for-the-record-subcommittee-on-early-childhood-elementary-and-secondary-education-on-the-consequences-of-bidens-border-chaos-for-k-12-schools/]
As part of a Congressional hearing on newcomer immigrant students in public schools, CLASP submitted a statement for the record that makes the case for additional resources and training for schools to equitably serve those students. The statement also addresses the importance of protecting the constitutional right for all U.S. children to a public education regardless of immigration status.
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CLASP in the News
JUNE 11, 2024 | NEWS FROM THE STATES
Immigration group pleads for help bringing deported relatives back to the U.S. [[link removed]]
JUNE 4, 2024 | DESERET NEWS
The border crisis reaches Utah schools, says Rep. Burgess Owens [[link removed]]
MAY 23, 2024 | EARLY LEARNING NATION
New Report: Convergence’s “In This Together” Offers Framework for Families with Children [[link removed]]
Upcoming Events
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June 20: In partnership with Children at Risk, the Children Thrive Action Network and other organizations will host the fifth annual National Immigration Summit, which will explore the unique challenges facing immigrant children and their families. Register here [[link removed]] .
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June 25: The Community Partner Group will host a webinar [[link removed]] exploring the crucial work of co-creating policies alongside individuals with lived experience.
Recent Events
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June 12: Ashley Burnside presented at the Guaranteed Income Now Conference, hosted by the Economic Security Project in Detroit, Michigan.
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June 11: CLASP, the Ohio Immigrant Alliance, and family members of people who were deported hosted a public forum about the need for wider paths to return from deportation. Copies of the book Broken Hope: Deportation and the Road Home [[link removed]] and the issue brief were delivered to members of Congress.
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June 10: Wendy Cervantes spoke at the National Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Association Policy Summit.
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June 6: Isha Weerasinghe began a series of policy and advocacy trainings [[link removed]] for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration grantees participating in the National Network to Eliminate Disparities in Mental Health.
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May 22: Clarence Okoh spoke at a webinar hosted by the American Bar Association that discussed the complexities of AI in education and explored potential strategies to ensure that AI enhances educational equity and student well-being. View the recording here. [[link removed]]
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