A Trump Official’s Thin Legal Case Against Accreditors’ DEI Policies
The Education Department is misapplying a Supreme Court ruling to force accreditors to drop DEI standards.
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South Carolina’s First Five SC Portal puts over 40 services for young children in one place- and they want to help other states do the same.
Election Day 2023: Races That Could Impact Early Care and Education
Several races could have significant impacts on young children and their families
Responsible Use: How Meta Responds to One of the Central Fears of Open Source AI
Open source AI models pose different risks than closed-platform models, but those risks need to be weighed against the potential benefits.
Where Have All the Local Candidates Gone?
Another casualty of our nationalized, polarized politics: There aren’t enough candidates seeking local office outside the major metros.
Seven Ways Policymakers Can Help Seniors Trapped in Student Debt
Improving college accountability, reforming student loan default, and offering targeted debt forgiveness will help.
Adia Harvey Wingfield Is Investigating How “Gray Areas” Perpetuate Racism at Work—and Telling Us What We Can Do About It
Good Working Lives for the 21st Century
Dr. Hilary Cottam, OBE, has asked workers across sectors how they would redesign their working lives, from start to finish.
Labor Unions at the Center of DOE’s $7 Billion Clean Hydrogen Hubs Program
Biden Administration highlights labor and community engagement in announcements of seven selectees for its $7 billion Clean Hydrogen Hubs.
