Infographic: Immigrants and Their Children in the Future American Workforce ArticleJune 19, 2013 Infographic: Immigrants and Their Children in the Future American Workforce Together, immigrants and their children will account for 85 percent of the growth in the workforce over the next two decades. Jun 19, 2013 Angeline Vuong
The Contributions of Immigrants and Their Children to the American Workforce and Jobs of the Future ReportJune 19, 2013 The Contributions of Immigrants and Their Children to the American Workforce and Jobs of the Future With large numbers of jobs coming open in every sector of the economy and at all skill levels from now to 2030, immigrants and their children will be critical to the continued dynamism of the American workforce and economy. Jun 19, 2013 Dowell Myers, Stephen Levy, John Pitkin
Denying Key Social Services to Immigrants on the Road to Citizenship Hurts Our Entire Nation ArticleJune 14, 2013 Denying Key Social Services to Immigrants on the Road to Citizenship Hurts Our Entire Nation Curbing access to supports such as supplemental nutrition assistance and the earned income and child tax credits not only undermines economic security for millions of undocumented immigrants, but also denies potential economic gains to millions of Americans. Jun 14, 2013 Sarah Baron, Philip E. Wolgin
300 Million Engines of Growth ReportJune 13, 2013 300 Million Engines of Growth For America to lead innovation in the 21st century, we have to make sure that our people are skilled and educated, operating in an economic environment that is conducive to their success and that allows them to compete at home and abroad. Jun 13, 2013 Jennifer Erickson, Michael Ettlinger
Borrowers of Color Need More Options to Reduce Their Student-Loan Debt ArticleMay 16, 2013 Borrowers of Color Need More Options to Reduce Their Student-Loan Debt Offering students of color more ways to reduce their student debt, including refinancing their loans, would provide a boost to the overall economy and ensure a better future for communities of color. May 16, 2013 Sophia Kerby
Current and Estimated Future Immigration Based on the Senate’s Immigration Reform Bill ArticleApril 30, 2013 Current and Estimated Future Immigration Based on the Senate’s Immigration Reform Bill The immigration bill introduced by the bipartisan Senate “Gang of 8” will actually reduce the number of people entering the country each year. Apr 30, 2013 the CAP Immigration Team
Unequal Pay Day for Immigrant Women ArticleApril 9, 2013 Unequal Pay Day for Immigrant Women Numbers show that immigrant women are disproportionally impacted by unequal pay. Apr 9, 2013 Ann Garcia, Patrick Oakford
Top 10 Numbers that Show Why Pay Equity Matters to Latina Women and Their Families ArticleApril 9, 2013 Top 10 Numbers that Show Why Pay Equity Matters to Latina Women and Their Families As Latinas continue to comprise a growing share of our nation’s population, we must continue to push forward the importance of pay equity. Apr 9, 2013 Jennifer Molina, Morriah Kaplan
Top 10 Numbers that Show Why Pay Equity Matters to Asian American Women and Their Families ArticleApril 9, 2013 Top 10 Numbers that Show Why Pay Equity Matters to Asian American Women and Their Families Closing the wage gap will bring more Asian American women into leadership positions, give equal opportunity to immigrant women, and bring positive change to all of our communities. Apr 9, 2013 Morriah Kaplan, Jennifer Molina
Top 10 Numbers that Show Why Pay Equity Matters to African American Women and Their Families ArticleApril 9, 2013 Top 10 Numbers that Show Why Pay Equity Matters to African American Women and Their Families Pay equity is not only necessary to promote a just workforce in the long run; it is also needed for the immediate benefit of the children and families of these hardworking women. Apr 9, 2013 Sandra Shaker, Morriah Kaplan
Top 10 Numbers That Show Why Pay Equity Matters to Native American Women and Their Families ArticleApril 9, 2013 Top 10 Numbers That Show Why Pay Equity Matters to Native American Women and Their Families As the fight to close the gender wage gap continues, it is imperative to pay attention to the needs of Native American women and their families, and ensure that they truly have equal access to health care, education, and a respectable standard of living. Apr 9, 2013 Sandra Shaker, Morriah Kaplan
Immigration Is Changing the Political Landscape in Key States ReportApril 8, 2013 Immigration Is Changing the Political Landscape in Key States Supporting real immigration reform that contains a pathway to citizenship for our nation's 11 million undocumented immigrants is the only way to maintain electoral strength in the future. Apr 8, 2013 Philip E. Wolgin, Ann Garcia