Research
Recent Reports
Key Medicaid, CHIP, and Low-Income Provisions in the Health Care Reform Package (as of March 24, 2010)- A report by the Georgetown Univerisity Health Policy Institute, Center for Children & Families that explains the provisions that are included in the health care reform bill passed by the House and signed by President Obama.
The Power of the Latino Vote in the 2010 Elections- This report conducts a detailed analysis of voting trends and forecasts the impact the Latino Vote will have in the 2010 Elections.
Raising the Floor for American Workers: The Economic Benefits of Comprehensive Immigration Reform – This report by the Center for American Progress details the economic impact of immigration reform.
Bank Accountability: The Key to Keeping Families in their Homes - Despite billions and billions of dollars of taxpayer investment and subsidy, banks are still moving slowly and stubbornly to restructure loans and prevent the over-whelming tide of foreclosures. This report examines the lack of accountability of banks to help families stay in their homes.
Comparing Affordability Protections for Low Income Families - This report explains how to make affordable health care trully affordable for low-income families.
CCISCO Annual Report 2008-2009 - This report goes through a comprehensive overview of CCISCO's organizing efforts over the past year.
PICO California Citizenship & Civic Engagement Initiative: 2008 – 2009 Year One Report - This report highlights some of the most amazing work conducted by a number of PICO California affiliates during the first year of the "Citizenship & Civic Engagement Initiative."
Measuring What Matters - Report by the Pacific Institute which contains a wealth of neighborhood-level data, including community testimonies, photos, maps, solutions that can work, and resources for making these solutions a reality in Richmond, North Richmond and San Pablo.
Blueprint for Opportunity: Creating a Viable and Vibrant Antioch - The eBART expansion is creating tremendous opportunity for the community of Antioch. This report highlights problem areas in education, housing and job opportunities that need to be addressed to make the eBART a success.
PICO California Health Care Affordability Report - The success of federal health care reform legislation hinges on whether it makes health care affordable and accessible to all families in California and across the United States. This PICO report explains how and why there should be an affordability standard to help cover all families.
Transforming the Housing Crisis in Richmond - The foreclosure crisis has left communities empty and devoid of resources. It is no more apparent than in Richmond. There are ways to improve neighborhoods as well as address the foreclosure crisis in this report.
Every Student Counts: Student Achievement through Educational Opportunity and Awareness - East Contra Costa County faces many educational challenges. This report demonstrates the need to create partnerships with students, parents, teachers and administrators to change the culture of education that benefits all students.
Common-Sense: Solutions for Saving Homes and Communities - This report was prepared by PICO National Network and serves as the basis for stopping preventable foreclosures across the country.
Concord Naval Weapons Station Reuse Project
Health Impact Assessment – Prepared by Human Impact Partners (HIP) Executive Summary for a full report click here
Too Big to Fail - CCISCO/PICO National Foreclosure Research Report
GCIR Report – PICO Immigrant Integration Highlight
CNWS Platform – Concord Naval Weapon Station
Iron Triangle Report – Richmond Report
Covering Contra Costa - Healthcare Report
Pittsburg eBART - Transportation Report
CCISCO is a member of PICO, a national network of faith-based community organizations and is active in PICO’s California Project.