What’s Ahead for Paid Family and Medical Leave in 2022?
New and expanded state paid family and medical leave programs, state paid leave campaigns and new state benefits information for 2022
West Virginia Without Paid Leave
Small business owners and workers in West Virginia explain what paid family leave would mean for them, and why a Senate vote could decide it
[ONLINE] – Collaborative Governance: How We Build Power Together
Join New America, The Forge, and Local Progress to discuss best practices from on-the-ground experiences with co-governance in the U.S.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EST
#EvictionDataNow
We asked housing experts, "If you had good eviction data, how would you use it?"
Leveraging Federal Dollars to Build Early Childhood Systems
We describe a multitude of policy solutions related to early childhood transitions that can be leveraged using federal funding.
OTI and SNV Release Report on Surveillance Reforms to Restore EU-U.S. Data Transfers
OTI and SNV review recent surveillance reforms and recommend steps governments can take to restore trust in international data sharing.
Threat Assessment Systems as a School Safety Strategy
Policymakers and practitioners should carefully consider if and how threat assessment is an appropriate response.
12/14 FCC Opposition to Request for Stay of 6 GHz Band Rules
Executive Order on Federal Customer Service
'Power to the Public' authors offer an explainer on the significance of the Executive Order on Federal customer service.
Interview with Rebecca Steinhoff: How Wyoming is Thinking About Effective and Supportive Kindergarten Transitions
In conversation with Rebecca Steinhoff, we delve into community and state-level approaches to promoting successful kindergarten transitions.
What Does Virginia Going Red Mean for Early Childhood Education?
Last month, Virginians elected Republican Glenn Youngkin as governor. What changes are on the horizon for Virginia’s young children?