What does CLASP stand for?

Center for Law and Social Policy (Washington, DC)

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A temporary national program began in 1982, followed by permanent changes to federal laws in 1992 that allow work sharing, according to the Center for Law and Social Policy, a nonprofit organization focused on the poor.

Saving our top workers; Companies and the state team up to form a ...

A 2007 study conducted by the Center for Law and Social Policy indicated that children who are removed from the home and placed in kinship foster care experience fewer foster placements and are less likely to reenter the foster care system.

Texas child protection service strives to keep families together

Poor people just spend money faster, because they're really living at the edge," said Elizabeth Lower-Basch, a senior policy analyst at the private Center for Law and Social Policy.

Food stamps, tax breaks for poor in stimulus bill

Steve Thorngate, a former Sojourners intern, is communications and publications coordinator at the Center for Law and Social Policy.

'Woman in the room'

In 1998, the Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP) conducted a preliminary survey of key policy advocates in the fifty states and Washington, D.

Last in and first out: poor students in academe in times of fiscal ...

A 2003 survey of research on work and welfare by the Center for Law and Social Policy reports that, while current or former welfare recipients who are working are working in low-wage jobs and experience little wage growth, job training and other postsecondary programs can substantially increase earnings and job quality.

Education and training are critical tools to helping welfare ...

In 1998, the old JTPA system served 163,000 adults and 149,000 dislocated workers, said Steve Savner, senior staff attorney for the Center for Law and Social Policy in Washington, D.

Congress prepares for debate over training vs. work. (dateline ...

What you're saying is that all a man is, in terms of a father to a child, is a sperm donor," Paula Roberts of the Center for Law and Social Policy in Washington, D.

Dad blood: if DNA tests prove that you're not your children's father, ...