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A Survey of Programs Using Digital-Age Approaches to Family Engagement & Early Learning
We invite family engagement and early learning program leaders to fill out our survey. Results will be published publicly next Spring.
Don’t Bad Things Always Happen in Africa?
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How Los Angeles Is the Future of Cities
The city of angels offers a roadmap for economic renewal, infrastructure investment, and, well, how to make America great again.
Keeping Score: The Changing Demographics of Federal Aid Recipients
Texas Creates Task Force to Address Students’ Post-Harvey Trauma
A new mental health task force will help connect schools with resources to overcome the traumatic effects of Hurricane Harvey.
The European Union’s Bet on the Status Quo
Recent moves for regional independence show that the EU wants to avoid debates that might threaten stability.
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Why We Might Be Fighting Hate Speech All Wrong
Usual censorship approaches miss the deeper point that hate speech and its communities provide emotional validation and support.
The Promise of OER: More Equitable Education For All
At the Second World OER Congress, global leaders discussed how OER can help ensure inclusive and equitable quality education for all.