National Academies’ Financing Report: More Relevant Now Than Ever?
There’s no going back to the way early care and education were financed in this country before the pandemic
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Announcing the 2020-2022 Learning Sciences Exchange Fellows
Today, the Jacobs Foundation, New America, and the International Congress on Infant Studies welcome the second cohort of LSX Fellows.
George Floyd Killing Energizes a New Generation in the Fight Against Racism
Young people are propelling a series of protests in East Texas, a region known for its history of violence against black people.
When Grandma Becomes an Early Childhood Educator
More parents are turning to family and friends for childcare. But who’s making sure these caregivers are safe and prepared?
IRS Has Cut 160 Million Stimulus Checks — but Marginalized and Vulnerable Americans Are Still Disproportionately Left Out
For many of those who need the money most, getting a check has been difficult at best.
Police Tactics Are Making the Threat of COVID-19 Spread Among Protesters Worse
Forcing people to ride in paddy wagons or buses, then wait hours in crowded areas to be processed, is a recipe for COVID-19 spread.
Employers Pay it Forward by Helping Staff Return to College
Good benefits might be good business but getting employees to use them can be challenge.
