What the Election Results Mean for Federal Early Ed Policy
The elections were a mixed bag for those hoping for a major federal push for greater ECE funding and access in the near future
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How one institution in Oregon repurposed student workers to address the needs of multiple groups of students
How an instructional designer in Oregon helped students who needed learning accommodations and students who lost their jobs.
Centering Racial Equity in PIT Work
Impactful for All
A look at the PIT-focused mission of Impactful.
Addressing Youth Apprenticeship Transportation Barriers: How Employers Can Lead
PAYA Equity Fellow Allan Freyer explores employer-led strategies to address persistent transportation challenges.
Member Spotlight: George Washington University
A look at George Washington University's public interest technology efforts, and their three successful 2020 Network Challenge grantees.
Supporting PIT Research And Learning With a Focus on Equity
Boston University's Ziba Cranmer and Azer Bestavros discuss the CDS Impact Lab on Equity.
In State and Local Elections, Voters Chose Children and Families
On Tuesday, voters around the country supported measures to strengthen ECE.
Traveling Turtles, Cardboard Playgrounds, and Bear Puppets: How Early Childhood Educators are Ensuring Joyful, Engaged Learning at a Distance
Early childhood education at a distance is far from ideal, but teachers across the country are rising to the challenge.
Election Night Is Over. The Struggle Continues.
GPS Education Partners Continues to Prioritize Youth in Economic Recovery Strategy
In Wisconsin, GPSEd's youth apprenticeship has remained resilient through its strong regional partnerships and linkages to the state system.
Climate Change and the Next President
What the next administration must do to combat climate change.
