Join CAPLAW for a webinar showcasing several of our new resources and tools. CAPLAW attorneys will explain key elements of the legal framework behind each resource, as well as how the information can be used to enhance CAAs’ compliance, operations, and programs. This session will also include a brief demonstration of some resources to boost usability and highlight special features.
The executive actions taken during the first year of the second Trump administration have garnered a great deal of attention and raised numerous questions for Community Action Agencies (CAAs). Through a series of executive orders (EOs), policies, and memos, the administration has issued broad directives potentially impacting grantees around the use, review, and availability of federal funding. What is more, legal action has been taken to challenge many of these actions and ongoing litigation is generating much uncertainty about what's to come.
To help CAAs understand these actions and the related legal issues, CAPLAW is hosting Part 4 of CAPLAW's webinar series on the Trump administration's moves in its first year. This webinar will provide attendees with status updates on executive actions, federal agency policies, and key related litigation.
Choose from two tours that will explore two community organizations doing important work in Phoenix. Stay tuned for more information.
Our conference brings together leaders of Community Action Agencies and other grant-funded organizations across the country to navigate the legal and governance challenges they face as they deliver essential services in their communities. Learn from attorneys, accountants, network leaders, as well as your peers to increase your organizational capacity for effectiveness and accountability. Walk away from this 2-day conference with essential skills and knowledge to apply to the important work you do each day.
Join CAPLAW for a discussion of key, potential changes on the horizon to the rules that govern the administration and use of federal awards.
On May 29, 2026, the Office of Management and Budget, along with a number of federal agencies including the Department of Health and Human Services, published proposed revisions to the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (Uniform Guidance). If implemented, the revisions could result in a number of impactful changes for the Community Action Network. We will share our analysis of the proposed changes and our understanding of their potential implications for federal grant recipients and subrecipients.