Tracking the Erosion of Civil Rights Enforcement through the Trump Administration Chaos
The Trump Administration is eroding civil rights enforcement and some are tracking the executive actions that impact education.
The Trump Administration is eroding civil rights enforcement and some are tracking the executive actions that impact education.
Senior Policy Analyst, Center on Education & Labor
The Hechinger Report cites Shalin Jyotishi on the difficulty colleges face expanding manufacturing training.
In his new book, Elliot Haspel explains how the broken U.S. child care system affects us all.
Has allowing states to combine their WIOA and Perkins plans and submit together helped align workforce initiatives? Results are mixed.
Michael Calabrese on the effects of the EchoStar deal.
Urban planners can foster community and development by rethinking public plazas.
Rising temperatures are pushing millions of people further into debt and danger.
Signing days celebrate youth apprentices committing to career pathways with strong community and employer support.
Join author, Iraq war veteran, and investigative reporter Seth Harp to discuss his new book on crime in the Special Forces.
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AI‑powered edtech surveillance in K-12 public schools raises questions about student privacy, transparency, and safety.
This blog post uses Varying Degrees 2025 data to underscore that Americans want to see increased state support for higher education.
As peace talks between Russia and Ukraine resume, New America’s Candace Rondeaux and Ben Dalton explain the tangled context.
The Partnership to Advance Youth Apprenticeship congratulates new states joining NGA's Policy Academy.