Center for Law and Social Policy
Ashley Burnside is a Senior Policy Analyst at the Center for Law and Social Policy, overseeing refundable tax credits and the TANF program. Previously, Ashley conducted research on TANF and presented on EITC/CTC to lessen the racial wealth gap. Ashley has also worked in voter engagement, public policy, community development, and youth dialogues facilitation. Ashley holds a Bachelor's Degree in Social Theory and Practice from the University of Michigan.
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Center for Law and Social Policy
Mission: CLASP's mission is to develop and advocate for policies at the federal, state and local levels that improve the lives of low income people. In particular, we seek policies that work to strengthen families and create pathways to education and work. Vision: Our vision is an America where children grow up safe, healthy, nurtured, and prepared to succeed; where young people and adults have the skills and supports they need to fulfill their potential and to contribute to society and the economy; where jobs provide decent wages and family friendly policies; where poverty is rare; where there is justice for all; and where all people can participate equally and their communities can prosper. Role: Through careful research and analysis and effective advocacy, CLASP develops and promotes new ideas, mobilizes others, and directly assists governments and advocates to put in place successful strategies that deliver results that matter to people across America. We are nonpartisan and situated at the intersection of local practice, national research, and state and federal policy, and striving to translate each world to each other.