Millions of children in America live with unauthorized immigrant parents. Action – both covert and overt – against immigrants affects these families’ health, mental health, and access to education, housing, and food security. How have recent immigration policy changes affected funder strategies?
Multiple systems affect parents’ and young adults’ ability to access education and workforce training. How are funders working across these systems to offer parents and young adults the best chance of prospering?
Public health insurance provides essential benefits to low-income families, including financial stability and access to other public benefits. Recent SCHIP and Medicaid policy changes threaten to destabilize families. What are the equity implications of these policy shifts and how are funders reacting?
