The New Empire of AI: The Future of Global Inequality
Join nonresident scholar Faisal Lalani for a rescheduled discussion on growing global divide fueled by AI with author Rachel Adams.
Virtual
11AM – 12PM EST
Compute or Be Computed
Candace Rondeaux dives into the geopolitics of compute power and AI sovereignty through the lens of physical compute power.
New Report Offers Insights into Barriers Families Face in Accessing Tax Credits
New survey details barriers families face in accessing tax credits and how states can help remove them
NSF, NIH Funding Cuts Spur Student-Led Science Communication Campaign
Shalin Jyotishi is featured in Forbes highlighting a student-led campaign that pushed back against funding cuts to the NSF and NIH.
The U.S. Should Aim Higher in Its ‘Minerals for Peace’ Deal With Congo
Laura Kupe weighs in on whether investment can trump decades of conflict and mistrust between Congo and Rwanda.
Who Gets Credit? Understanding Family Barriers in Tax Credit Access
A summary of our landscape analysis on irregular filers and tax credit access
Braden Goetz
Senior Policy Advisor, Center on Education & Labor
Carly Anderson
Director of Communications
Erica Simon
Deputy Director, Partnership to Advance Youth Apprenticeship
Celebrating College Completion Day: A Call to Invest in Student Success
On College Completion Day, we honor the achievements of students who have reached a significant milestone in their educational journey.
Elizabeth Weingarten on How to Fall in Love With Questions in Times of Uncertainty
Weingarten offers a timely roadmap for asking the questions to get us unstuck
Local Early Childhood Initiatives Need Head Start
Tax Credit Access
Helping families access the tax credits they’re entitled to
Trump Administration’s Clawback of COVID Dollars Leaves School Districts Holding the Bag
The Trump Administration has suddenly cut off K-12 COVID relief funds. States and school districts are now scrambling to pay their bills.