What History Tells Us About COVID-19’s Disastrous Impact on Black Households
We don’t yet know how bad the economic fallout from the pandemic will be—but it will almost certainly be worse for black people.
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How the Internship Industry Perpetuates Inequity
Internships are a gateway to the workforce. But the current internship industry system works better for some than others.
With School Cancelled, Pre-K Teachers in California Worry about the Well-being of Their Students
Like many things during this pandemic, teaching preschool online is far from ideal.
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70% of Texas Prisoners Tested Have the Coronavirus. Experts Say It’s Time for More Testing and Fewer Inmates.
Some of the nation's biggest COVID-19 outbreaks have been in prisons and jails.
California Invests to Improve Preschool Instruction for Dual Language Learners
California is training teachers to work with preschool dual language learners using new models like SEAL and Project GLAD.
Coronavirus Throws Predictive Algorithms Out for a Loop
The data and algorithms normally used to predict student enrollment and retention in higher education have been thrown off by the pandemic.
New Intelligence Steps To Address Infectious Disease Threats
Establishing a true national-level position could help achieve increased intelligence integration on COVID-19 and other infectious threats.
To Spur Recovery, Invest in Community College Capacity
We should invest in the capacity of community colleges in the next stimulus.
VIDEO Interview with Lisa Luceno: Distance Learning for Young Children and Their Families
Learn strategies from a high-performing program continuing to support young children during COVID-19
Warren/Smith Plan Would Provide the $50 Billion That the Child Care Industry Needs
The plan calls for a federal investment of $50 billion to bail out the industry and ensure its long-term survival
What does COVID mean for vulnerable workers? Ask a millennial cashier
Cashiers and service workers, women, and millennials were all disadvantaged by the pre-COVID economy. What happens now?
New Bill Would Provide Much-Needed Investments in Employment and Training Activities in Response to COVID-19
The Relaunching America’s Workforce Act would provide $15 billion for critical employment and training efforts in response to the COVID.