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May 14, 2019
Expanding the CalEITC Is an Effective Way to Invest in California’s Children, But Hundreds of Thousands of Children of Immigrants Won’t Benefit Unless Policymakers Act
The California Budget & Policy Center logo, which features its name to the right of a circle in yellow, red, and blue-green, which is segmented into three parts like a pie chart by lines that look like an arrow pointing upwards. Posted with the blog post, Expanding the CalEITC Is an Effective Way to Invest in California’s Children, But Hundreds of Thousands of Children of Immigrants Won’t Benefit Unless Policymakers Act.

This blog post considers how the benefits of expanding CalEITC will be curtailed if it is not extended to immigrants.

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Podcast
April 4, 2019
Nonprofit Helps New Immigrants Find Good Jobs
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This edition of the Business of Giving features Jina Krause-Vilmar, CEO of Upwardly Global. The nonprofit helps integrate refugees, people who have been granted asylum, and special immigrant visa holders into the U.S. work force.

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The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Philanthropic News
April 4, 2019
Census 2020: Inside Efforts to Make Sure Rural Communities Count

The 2020 census has put many foundations on a state of high alert. Getting an accurate count on the census is important because the data collected is used to determine not only representation in Congress, but also the destination of federal dollars.

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