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Where Does Tim Walz Stand on Early Care and Education?
As governor, Walz oversaw the creation of a paid leave program and increased funding for child care
Climate Emergency and Renewable Opportunities
Dr. Roberta Boscolo from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) unpacks climate science with Martha Molfetas.
TESTIMONY: Elevating Family Perspectives to Shape Federal Care Policy
We are in deep need of more connection and policies that enable us to care more deeply for each other.
Vote Here to Send New America’s Education Policy Program to SXSW EDU
Community Colleges Unite to Scale AI Workforce Education
An exclusive first-look at the National Applied Artificial Intelligence Consortium's goals to scale community college AI education.
The Unexpected Magic of Caring for Others
Reckoning With A Centuries Long Crisis
Digitization Project at Alexandria Library Expands Access to Documents about 1939 Civil Rights Event
A new digitization project is opening access to documents telling the story of the first sit-in in a public library.
OPM Watch: How Regulators Can Protect College Students
The U.S. Department of Education must rescind Obama-era guidance that permits OPMs to operate as they do now.
July Digital Matters
Where Does Kamala Harris Stand on Early Care and Education?
As Senator and Vice President, Harris has advocated for expanded federal funding for early childhood education.
2U’s Bankruptcy Signals Urgent Need for Federal Action
The U.S. Department of Education should act now to strengthen oversight of OPMs.
What Is the Universal Service Fund?
What is the Universal Service Fund, and how it works to help close the digital divide in the United States?
Why aren’t we serving enough infants in early intervention?
Too many babies miss out on important early intervention services that could radically improve their long-term development.