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Tribal Broadband Advocates Discuss Importance of 12 GHz Proposal
OTI on the potential significance of a proposal giving Tribal communities access to lower 12 GHz spectrum.
Breaking a Lifeline to the Internet
Raza Panjwani on the importance of the Affordable Connectivity Program.
It’s Time to Put Workers at the Center of Workforce Development Policy
This op-ed argues why the workforce development bill passed by Congress in December does not do enough for American workers.
Key Funding Sources for Educator Registered Apprenticeship Programs
What educator registered apprenticeship leaders should know about funding their programs
Nokia Concerned Net Neutrality Rules Could Affect Network Slicing
OTI on the problem with bypassing net neutrality rules through “network slicing.”
Q&A with Abby McCloskey About Bipartisan Approaches to Support Family Flourishing
The Collaborative convened an ideologically diverse group of experts to find common ground on policies to support family flourishing.
The Exchange: Edition 9
In this edition: A new book on the suburbs and how families fare; where fantasy plays a role in learning; climate resources; and more.
The True Victims of the US Evictions Crisis
Are sky high childcare costs, and poor availability of care, to blame for high eviction rates among young children?
2/9 Meeting with FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr Supporting Tribal Access to Lower 12 GHz Spectrum
Family Thriving: How Social Policy Can Promote Greater Connection
How real families’ thriving is impacted by their support networks, and how future social policy can promote more connection.
How Serious is Trump About Pulling Out of NATO? Very
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen writes that Trump is serious about pulling out of NATO..
In California, Parents and Child Care Providers Work Together to Make Meaningful Change
A coordinated campaign secured big policy wins over the summer.
Is “Internship” a Bad Word?
Working community college students had strongly negative reactions to the idea of paid work-based learning opportunities.