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Policy Brief

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Read Safety and Services: Women of color speak about their communities. This new publication addresses domestic violence, economic stability, and services in low-income communities of color. >>

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The Center for Family Policy and Practice is a progressive nonprofit organization with expertise in child support and social welfare policies. We advocate for policies, programs, and services that respond to the needs of low-income individuals, families, and communities.

Please browse our site, read what we've written, and/or contact us for more information. We look forward to exchanging ideas with you.
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Monthly Employment Data Each month, CFFPP reviews the US Bureau of Labor Statistics’ employment data to highlight unemployment disparities across lines of race and gender. Read more >>

Practitioners' Corner CFFPP keeps you informed of all the latest policy and practice affecting programs that serve low-income fathers. New Post 5/04/12: Local Worker Justice Organizations Can Help Practitioners and Noncustodial Parents Fight Wage Theft. Read more >>