Resources
CA State Laws & Guidance Materials
Cal State Chancellor's Office Guidance. [Feb 21, 2023]. LINK
AB-2881. Public postsecondary education: students with dependent children. [Sept 30, 2022]. LINK.
AB-809. Public postsecondary education: child development programs: priority enrollment: Title IX protection: pregnancy and parental status. [Sept 6, 2019]. LINK.
AB-2785. Student services: lactation accommodations. [Sept 20, 2018]. LINK.
Pregnant and Parenting Student Initiatives
Tapping the Talent of Student Parents: A Playbook for Postsecondary Leaders (April 2023)
Student-Parent Families at the Center
Roadmap for Change to Support Pregnant and Parenting Students (Dec 2022) report LINK
Data-to-Action Campaign for Parenting Students
https://www.urban.org/projects/data-action-campaign-parenting-students
Research-California Student Parents
A Policy Agenda for California Student Parents, California Competes. (Aug 26, 2021). LINK.
Bright Spot from the Field-Identifying and Supporting Student Parents at Fresno State, The Education Trust-West. (Jun 29, 2021). LINK.
Hear by Voice II: Supporting Success for Parenting and Unhoused Women of Color, The Education Trust-West (Nov, 2017). LINK.
Planning Double Duty: Help student parents succeed by creating a family-friendly campus culture (at Cal Poly Pomona) by Dávila et al. The Society for College and University Planning. (Oct-Dec, 2021). LINK.
Classes, Cradles and Careers: How data can address equity gaps for parenting students by M. Kerrick at Education Insights Center. (n.d.). LINK.
Research-CA Community College Student Parents
Like a Juggler: The experiences of racially minoritized student parents in a California community college by Huerta et al. UC Davis Wheelhouse. (Mar 2021). LINK.
A Portrait of Student Parents in the California Community Colleges: A new analysis of financial aid seekers with dependent children by Reed et al. UC Davis Wheelhouse (Mar 2021). LINK.
Legislation
State Bill 564 Oregon State Legislature (2021). Relating to student demographic data at post-secondary institutions of education. LINK.