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Early Childhood Educators Hungry for Strategies to Support State’s Growing Population of Multilingual Children
A new report offers insight on how to provide continual development opportunities for teachers in dual language classrooms in California.
Puerto Rico’s Journey After the Storm
Cecilia Aldarondo opens up about her film Landfall, and the complex politics wrapped up in Puerto Rico’s recovery from Hurricane Maria.
8/30 FCC Comments Highlighting Dangers of Upcoming 3G Sunset
A Technical Explainer on Apple’s Concerning Privacy Changes
OTI explains the tech behind Apple's concerning privacy changes, and how the changes create a framework for potential mass surveillance.
Addressing Chronic Early Absence: A Critical Component of COVID-19 Recovery
Chang and Wiener explain why addressing challenges to attendance is so important and offer some potential solutions and resources.
Federal and State Policy Recommendations to Improve Outdoor Learning in Child Care
Investing in outdoor learning improves child care quality, supports the early childhood workforce, and enhances health equity
Getting Rich Off Cash-Strapped Illinoisans: Payday Loans by Zip Code
$3B Department of Commerce initiative has big workforce implications
Regional workforce projects that emphasize job quality and worker equity could get a boost from Commerce's new funding opportunities.
Making the Chicago Case for 15-minute Cities
Thousands are Fleeing Afghanistan. What Happens to Their Property?
For now, fleeing Afghans can only do one thing: try their utmost to capture any record—anything at all—of the property they left behind.
8/25 FCC Ex Parte Meeting on Strengthening Mobile Broadband Mapping
Content Moderation Trends in the MENA Region: Censorship, Discrimination by Design, and Linguistic Challenges
We spoke with activists, journalists, and civil society members to learn how content moderation influences their work.
