Letting Emergency Paid Leave Lapse is Unconscionable Choice as “Dark Winter” Looms—Congressional Leaders Must Act
Congress’ inaction creates barriers to safety, security and the healthy functioning of households, businesses, schools and communities.
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Monitoring Factory Worker Health and Well-being with Transparency and Immutable Data
Reducing Waste and Corruption Through Public Asset Accountability
Restoring Trust in Public Land Registries
States and Cities Receive Millions in Youth Apprenticeship Readiness Grants from the U.S. Department of Labor
The U.S. Department of Labor awarded over $42 million in grants to support the development and expansion of youth apprenticeship programs.
We Can Ignore Mental Health — or We Can Invest in Real Help
A young advocate in Indiana shares her personal story and ideas for supporting mental health for young people.
Youth in Charge: One Young Hoosier’s Journey to Become an Advocate
A young Indiana woman shares her personal story of becoming a YES youth policy fellow and advocating for policy changes in her home state.
A Love Letter to Your Interns
Our team wanted to share gratitude towards interns who lost opportunities both professional and personal, but still showed up for us.
China’s Draft Privacy Law Both Builds On and Complicates Its Data Governance
Experiment No. 26: Flip the Script
FTC Orders Nine Tech Companies to Participate in Study
This will help us better understand how tech companies use personal data & how their business practices affect disadvantaged communities.
It’s Not All Relative When Measuring Learning Gains And Losses
New research offers opportunities for continued dual language program evaluation and improvement before opportunity gaps are cemented.