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Interview with Jamie Bonczyk: How ECE Providers are Faring During the Pandemic
Bonczyk is Executive Director of Hopkins Early Learning Center in Hopkins, Minnesota, located just west of Minneapolis
Chaos is another word for opportunity
Kheprw Institute founder Imhotep Adisa shares ideas for reforming how we work to address inequities amplified by COVID-19.
OTI Welcomes Bill to Help People Get Online and Stay Connected During COVID-19 Pandemic
OTI welcomes critical legislation that would provide connectivity stimulus to Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Workplace-Surveillance Technology Boom
In the wake of COVID-19, heightened workplace surveillance will place workers in ever more precarious positions.
Episode 5: Teacher Dr. Brittan Wilson Talks How OER Changes Practice
It Shouldn’t Have to Be Students’ Job to Know if a College Will Permanently Close
It's useful information for students to know a college's risk of closure before it happens. But it’s not enough.
The Santa Clara Principles During COVID-19: More Important Than Ever
OTI and EFF highlight how the Santa Clara Principles continue to serve as a guide for transparency and accountability amid the pandemic.
Crisis Conversations: Parenting Alone in the Time of COVID-19
Host Brigid Schulte is joined by Nahsis Davis and other guests on this episode of Crisis Conversations.
OTI Calls on Senators to Enhance Privacy Protections in COVID-19 Data Protection Bill
OTI urges legislators to add critical privacy safeguards to the COVID-19 Data Protection Act.
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Groundswell: Lifesaving Aid for Refugees, the Homeless, and the Hungry
This week, New America Local highlights community efforts to provide food, tutoring, and shelter for the vulnerable.
When Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Programs Close, Who Cares for Farmworkers’ Children?
Despite Head Start’s attempts to support early learning remotely, most agricultural workers are still in need of in-person child care.