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A Data Viz Couple’s Journey to the “Waffle Chart”
Experiment No. 31: Making Chore Charts Work For You
Paid Leave, Marty Walsh and Me
Get on Board: Paid Leave for All Bus Tour Across America
Modernizing the FTC’s Enforcement of Privacy Law: Takeaways From the July 28 House Energy and Commerce Hearing
Meaghan Donahue looks at legislative proposals that could help the FTC more effectively protect consumer privacy.
Critical Race Theory & Schools: What’s Really Going On?
Critical race theory (CRT) is a theoretical framework developed in the 70's to understand the intersection of race, power, and policy.
DC Summer Youth Employment Program Adapts to Virtual Environment
MBSYEP is the largest summer youth employment program per capita in the nation and stands as a national model.
At the Nexus of Industry and Liberal Arts
Neither associate nor bachelor’s degrees, nexus degrees are designed to support people at a variety of points in their career.
Challenges in Returning to School Are Real, But Not Insurmountable
New Transition Toolkit Highlights Steps States and Districts Can Take to Address Challenges
Surveying Former Teachers at New America
Noel Overby conducted a surveyed former teachers to get further insight into the conditions of teacher burnout.
7/22 FCC Opposition to Petitions Seeking Reconsideration of Opening Up 5.9 GHz Band for Wi-Fi
Addressing Impacts of COVID-19 on Children, Families, Educators, and ECE Systems
A new project between New America and EducationCounsel illustrates the impact of COVID-19 on Children, Families, Educators, and ECE Systems.
If We Can’t Stop Iceland’s Glaciers from Melting, Let’s Replace Them with Forests
As Iceland’s glaciers melt and new land emerges, the government should consider afforestation as an innovative adaptation to climate change.