Measurement Lab Launches New Global Data Visualization Tools
Over the last year, M-Lab has been working to improve access to our data through visualizations and applications.
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On Representation and Representative Democracy
How do we reconcile theories of representation with rationales for inclusion?
Pop Culture and Girl Scouts
Recent films and television spots have highlighted the importance of girls in STEM.
Robyn Greene Testifies Before House Homeland Security Committee
Robyn testified about the mutually reinforcing relationship between privacy and security.
The Redrawn Fault Lines of Trans Rights Activism
To truly support the trans community we need to understand the full scope of what's at stake.
Uber, Here’s How You Can Really Arrive
Sexaul harassment persists because of social norms, inside and outside of companies, that mark the behavior as acceptable.
Which Women Can Really Walk Out?
For caregivers, participating in the women's strike might not have been an option.
New Solutions—Not Just New Winners—In the Curriculum Marketplace
Districts are using an important new tool to address the need for high-quality curricular materials—open educational resources, or OER.
Taking the (Writing) Leap
Better Compensation: A Necessary Component for a Strong Head Start Workforce
Increasing education requirements in the ECE field, combined with low wages, can make maintaining a high-quality workforce challenging.
Hand-in-Hand: Ethics and Predictive Analytics
A new framework offers ethical practices colleges should consider when using predictive analytics.
Is Higher Education the Gateway to the Middle Class?
Groundbreaking new research offers a major step forward in our understanding of higher education and economic mobility.
Energy and Environment Delegation to Japan with Sasakawa USA
Sharon Burke will be leading the delegation of emerging experts to Japan next week to discuss the US-Japan energy relationship.
Executive order on HBCUs launches Trump’s “New Deal for Black America”
The public should keep a close eye on magic bullet solutions for HBCU funding troubles.
Game On: The Fight to Stop Mass Surveillance Under Section 702 Has Begun
On December 31, 2017, the FISA Amendments Act is set to expire, unless Congress passes a bill to reauthorize it.