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USDOL Announces $95 million Apprenticeship Investment
Opportunity places a strong emphasis on youth, noting apprenticeship is an evidence-based strategy for building skills
Addressing Child Care Market Failures Through Microsites
A new partnership in D.C. could offer solutions to the infant and toddler care shortage and the enrollment challenges facing DCPS
Groups Press for Handset-Unlocking Requirement as Part of T-Mobile/Mint Approval
OTI on its request for a handset unlocking requirement as part of T-Mobile’s proposed acquisition of Mint Mobile.
How Mental Health Apps Are Handling Personal Information
Erika Solis explores the privacy policies of mental health apps with AI chatbots and discusses what makes for strong privacy protections.
Rethinking How Organizations Engage Student Parents in Policy Strategies and Initiatives
A conversation with Dana T. Weekes, the Founder & Principal of Thrive Architects, on how to rethink polic strategy for student parents.
The Confusion About the U.S. Economy Reveals Everything About Politics Today
Lee Drutman wrote for TIME on how the traditional link between economic performance and presidential approval has been severed.
The two-party doom loop
Lee Drutman and Farbod Faraji wrote for The Boston Globe on how winner-take-all electoral system amplifies divisions.
Three Things House Members Must Know Before Voting on the Bipartisan Workforce Pell Act
As the House continues to push forward on BWPA, Representatives shouldn’t make any hasty decisions.
Trumanitarian Podcast: Someone Else’s Problem
Yuliya Panfil appeared on the podcast Trumanitarian to discuss Ukraine’s innovative property compensation and restitution process.