Working for social and economic justice for low-income parents and families
A national nonprofit policy organization focused on supporting low-income Black fathers and their families through research, advocacy, and policy change.
To promote public policies that support the economic and social well-being of low-income parents, particularly never-married, noncustodial fathers and their families, with a focus on gender and racial equity.
A society where economic and social justice are ensured for all families, especially those impacted by systemic racism and poverty.
Founded in 1995, the Center for Family Policy and Practice (CFFPP) began as a project focused on child support policy reform. It has since evolved into a national organization advocating for social and economic justice for low-income parents, particularly Black fathers, by addressing the intersection of race, gender, and poverty in policy.
CFFPP has influenced national conversations and policy reforms on child support enforcement, fatherhood programs, and economic justice through its research, policy recommendations, and coalition-building efforts.
Address: 23 North Pinckney Street, Suite 304, Madison, WI 53703
Phone: (608) 257-3148
Email: cffpp@cffpp.org
Official website: https://cffpp.org/