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We Can’t Veto Our Way to Better School Funding
Governor Tony Evers' headline-grabbing veto can't solve the state's school funding woes.
Canada Makes Progress Towards Making Child Care Affordable for All
The national plan is already having a positive impact in many parts of the country.
Utilizing Data to Make Student Parents a Visible Population
A conversation with Mary Ann DeMario, college data coach and consultant
Piecing Together Funding to Support English Learners in Rural Alabama
To dive deeper into how newer destinations are adapting to ELs, we studied a school district in rural Alabama.
You Are Here Because You Belong
A conversation with UNC-Chapel Hill's Affirmative Action Coalition about their advocacy efforts in support of affirmative action.
Minnesota Makes Major Strides on Behalf of Children and Families
The legislative session resulted in about $750 million in new funds for child care and early learning programs.
Leveraging Our Legal and Educational Systems to Expand Opportunity for Students of Color
A conversation with “recovering lawyer” and academic researcher Dr. Liliana Garces on affirmative action.
Reaffirming Lived Experiences in the College Admissions Process
A conversation with Dr. OiYan Poon on the complexities of college admissions and enrollment management.
State & Local Leaders Collaborate to Scale Equitable College & Career Pathways
An update from the Launch Initiative's Impact Cohort
Embracing Racial Equity Throughout All Parts of Higher Education
A conversation with David Hawkins admissions and enrollment management expert on centering racial equity in the admissions process.
Voting Rights at the Supreme Court: Gerrymandering, School Districts, and Education Equity
As the Supreme Court rules on the Voting Rights Act, we should recall that past VRA rulings have allowed harmful educational gerrymandering.
Who Are Older Americans Still Repaying Loans From College?
Disproportionately women and people of color, they are no better off than peers with only a high school education
Advocacy Born from a Mother’s Experience
A conversation with author, publisher, and student parent advocate, Dr. Ariel Sylvester