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15 Things Community Colleges Are Talking About This Community College Month
What the field, leaders, and experts are sharing to celebrate National Community College Month.
Climate Resilience Depends on Green Jobs
Time is running out to avoid climate catastrophe, but even the most ambitious policies will fail without workers trained to do green jobs.
A Striking Difference: The Hidden and Disproportionate Tale of Corporal Punishment in the United States
Corporal punishment is disproportionately used as a discipline strategy for students from already marginalized communities.
Pre-K Curriculum Quality: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
A Q&A with expert Dr. Jeanne Reid of Teachers College about pre-K curriculum quality.
Gig Workers Are on Their Own
OTI Urges Stronger Antitrust Enforcement, Citing Failed Telecom Mergers
The U.S. is in dire need of stronger antitrust enforcement.
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The Green List: New America’s Resources on Climate Change Action
The world today is plagued by climate catastrophes. These New America resources can help us understand climate risk now and for the future.
Can Pre-K Assessments Improve Early Learning Programs? Listening to Teacher Perspectives
MDRC shares takeaways from conversations with pre-K teachers about assessments and instruction in early learning.
Sleepless in the Gig Economy
Hampton, Virginia: Using FEAT to Establish Regular Data Sharing Across City Departments
Hayward, California: Helping Obtain Court Eviction Data for the First Time
