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The “TikTok Ban” Was Never Just About TikTok
A separation between our government and Big Tech will be crucial to defending democracy—both nationally and globally—for years to come.
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Why Colleges Should Get Involved in Child Care Advocacy
Colleges should get involved in advocacy for child care solutions. Here’s why.
Caltech Settlement Underscores Need for OPM Oversight in Higher Ed
The settlement terms are common-sense restrictions that can be widely applied to OPMs.
Arkansas Takes Steps to Help Early Educators Save for Retirement
The issue of retirement security for early educators is one facing every state in the country.
How State Early Learning Structure and Funding Impacts Local Governance
Supplemental material to our local ECE governance report explains state impacts on local implementation.
Untangling Early Childhood Governance at the Local Level
A District-by-District Accounting of the $6.2 Billion the U.S. Department of Education Has Held Back from Schools
The Education Department refuses to release billions of dollars for public schools. See impact by school system & congressional district.