The Representation of Social Groups in U.S. Education Materials and Why it Matters
This brief highlights the disparities in representation of characters from different racial, ethnic, and gender groups in educational media.
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These Community Colleges are Working to Bring Adults Back to Campus
The Center on Education and Labor has partnered with 6 community colleges to re-enroll adult learners that stopped out during the pandemic.
Introducing FEAT, the Foreclosure and Eviction Analysis Tool
Learn more about our release of an eviction and foreclosure data analysis tool for cities and counties.
New Study Highlights the Need for Better Alignment Between Pre-K and Kindergarten
A new study explores alignment of instructional practices between pre-K and third grade
NIST’s Criteria for Cybersecurity Labels Are Good. Who Will Implement Them?
With no announced label providers, and no testing mandate, the goals of these recommendations can only be met if the idea gains popularity.
Teacher Apprenticeship: What Is It and Why Now?
A closer look at Tennessee's new K-12 teacher apprenticeship programs reveals strengths, potential challenges and lingering questions..
The Endless Consequences of Endless War
In the documentary If You Can Ever Get Back, the filmmakers invite viewers into conversations and questions about the post-9/11 wars.
The Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT-UN) Welcomes Five New Member Universities, Celebrates Recommitment from Existing Members
How Children’s Relationships with Teachers Shape their Social-Emotional and Executive Function Skills
A new study explores the impact of children's relationships with their pre-K and kindergarten teachers.
How States and Local Governments Can Leverage Infrastructure Projects to Create Good Jobs
State and local governments can use federally-funded infrastructure projects to advance job quality and equity for workers and communities.