| This week: Reverse Course on Inhumane Treatment of Haitian Migrants, CLASP Impact Report |
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RECENTLY FROM CLASP
September 23, 2021
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The mistreatment of Haitian migrants by Customs and Border Patrol in Texas is appalling to witness. The actions are cruel, inhumane, and unacceptable. Haitian migrants arriving at our border are individuals and families fleeing dire political crises, economic difficulties, and natural disasters. They—and all those seeking safety—deserve to be treated with humanity and respect.
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CLASP 2020-2021 Impact Report
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In 2020, the tragic impact of the global pandemic and recession on families' lives increased demand for our work across the board--new ideas in Congress, technical assistance to federal and state agencies, and partnerships with our advocacy colleagues.
We put forth ideas during this period that we've been advancing for decades and that are now on the cusp of happening. We're proud of the groundbreaking work we did in 2020 and much of 2021, described in our new Impact Report. Here's a snapshot: the precedent-setting recovery plan passage and its impact on families, communities, and sectors; innovative collaborations with dynamic leaders and organizations; thoughtful approaches to addressing policy implementation and access; and strategic engagement with the Biden-Harris Administration.
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On September 22, Hannah Matthews spoke at a webinar titled “Social Infrastructure and the New Map of Life” hosted by The Longevity Project and Stanford Center on Longevity. Panelists—including U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA)—discussed social infrastructure and the investments and policies beginning in early childhood that can contribute to a better life course.
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On September 24, Whitney Bunts will present on youth mobile response at National Association of Public Defenders 2021 Virtual Conference: We Are the Ones We’ve Been Waiting For.
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On September 29, Whitney Bunts will present at The Opportunity Youth 2021 Digital Learning Series workshop titled “Mobile Response - Envisioning Future Career Pathways in Mental Health at a Time of Transformation.”
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On September 29, Tiffany Ferrette and Alycia Hardy will speak on panels during the New York State Early Learning Council Leadership Summit. Alycia’s panel will focus on historic perspectives of diversity, equity, and inclusion as a grounding session for the summit. Tiffany will discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts and the wage gap among child care providers.
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