Making the Most Change Doesn’t Always Mean Running for Office
If you want to have real impact, is it crazy to pass up an opportunity to run for local government? Not always.
Member Spotlight: California Polytechnic State University
How a polytechnic university's "Learn by Doing" philosophy meshes with public interest technology.
PIT in Practice: A Q&A With Daisy Magnus-Aryitey, Co-Founder of Code the Dream
The Limitations of Short-term Training as an Equitable Recovery Strategy
Short-term training is an attractive proposition, but many graduates of female-dominated short-term programs fail to earn a living wage.
ED Should Revive NACIQI’s Accreditor Dashboards
The Department of Education should reinstate accreditor data dashboards for NACIQI's decision making.
FAQ on the Emergency Broadband Benefit
FAQ on the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB).
Learn and Earn at Community Colleges
With additional investment, we can support students returning to college while providing them the job they need to stay enrolled.
Language, Race, and Ethnic Diversity Among Asian American and Pacific Islander English Learners
AAPI communities are heterogeneous, but the Asian subgroup in education data does not reflect ELs with less common Asian ancestry.
[ONLINE] – From Rescue to Rebuild
Join us for a discussion about long-term federal policy solutions to build a comprehensive, equitable, and integrated early learning system.
Virtual
1PM – 2PM EST
Ascend Indiana helps expand youth apprenticeships statewide with new national funding partnership
Ascend has received $1 million in support from Bloomberg Philanthropies – part of a $2 million statewide investment through PAYA.
Civil Rights Concerns Regarding Law Enforcement Use of Face Recognition Technology
Civil society coalition statement highlighting six major civil rights concerns regarding law enforcement use of face recognition technology.
Civil Society Coalition Releases Statement of Concerns Regarding Law Enforcement Use of Face Recognition Technology
Civil society coalition statement highlighting six major civil rights concerns regarding law enforcement use of face recognition technology.