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Building Paid leave: Why Information Sharing Matters
As states adopt paid leave policies, American families could soon benefit, but only if implementation and delivery are prioritized.
How Grassroots Reform to Support Young Bilingual Children is Informing State Policy in California
More information about the state’s work to make sure adults who work with young children are equipped to support multilingual language devel
New Colorado Legislation Links CTE and Apprenticeship Systems
New Colorado legislation that will integrate workforce and education systems to better support transitions from education into career.
From Crisis to Opportunity: Rebranding U.S. Climate Migration
FLH presented at FEMA's Communications Summit on how the government can talk about climate migration as an opportunity, not a crisis.
Why Housing Justice is Key to Climate Justice
FLH's Yuliya Panfil on why housing justice is an essential component of environmental justice.
Establishing a Right to Early Education: Part Four of a Four-Part Series
Part Four: Moving Towards Universal Access
New America’s Webinar Focuses on Dually Identified Learners
Shedding light on students who are identified as both dual language learners and students with disabilities
Fathers Who Care Know Best
This Father’s Day, we’re toasting what we hope is a growing trend: On-screen portrayals of dads who provide care, support, and love.
Imagine: A U.S. Economy that Worked for All People. A conversation with Natalie Foster on the Guarantee Economy
The Exchange: Edition 10
In this edition: A Call for Applications for the 2024-2025 LSX Fellows; emphasizing learning in the debate around kids and tech; and more.
Failure to Fully Fund English Learner Education in Michigan Leaves Local Leaders Shortchanged
Despite acknowledging funding is inadequate, state leaders have not been able to close funding gaps to help school districts serve ELs.
For School Districts, Just Like Voting Districts, Equality Depends on a Fair Map
The boundaries of school districts should be intentionally drawn to produce better, fairer public systems.
Here We Go Again: Three Things House Members Must Know About the Short-Term Pell Amendment to NDAA
The House is once again expected to vote on BWPA this week, this time as an amendment to the reauthorization of NDAA.