Over the past decade, Children's Savings Account (CSA) programs have proliferated across the United States. CSA programs pair long-term savings and investment accounts with other supports to help families pay for post-secondary education. The goal of most CSA programs is to increase participants'--especially those from low-income households--post-secondary enrollment and completion. Within that broader aim, many programs also have goals around addressing barriers for Black and Latine participants to accessing and completing post-secondary education. However, there has been only limited research into how CSA programs are supporting Black and Latine participants. To begin to address this research gap, "Abt Associates" and "Prosperity Now" conducted research in 2020-21 with four CSA program sites. The four case studies explore what the programs are doing to address challenges faced by Black and Latine students in engaging with CSAs and ultimately accessing and completing post-secondary education.