Judy Heumann Leaves a Lasting Legacy in Education
Known as the mother of the disability rights movement in the U.S., the world mourns her passing and pauses to recognize her contributions.
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Oscars Still So White: Hollywood’s Diversity Problem
It’s Oscars season. And the nominees’ lack of racial diversity is again under scrutiny, but the issue is bigger than the Academy.
Putting the “Us” Back in the U.S.: Celebrating 250 Years of a Nation
On July 4th, 2026, the U.S. will celebrate its 250th anniversary. The Us@250 initiative looks at how our nation will mark this moment.
Equality Within Our Lifetimes? Top Four Policy Takeaways for Making Global Gender Equality a Reality
Refusing Federal Education Dollars Jeopardizes Students with Disabilities
Some lawmakers want to be free of federal education rules. But for students with disabilities, those “rules” are civil rights.
Streamlining Family Experiences Enrolling in Early Childhood Programs
Two new federal resources highlight opportunities for coordination and alignment of state early childhood programming
Changing Views Present New Opportunities for Youth Apprenticeship
Focus groups reveal students and parents are excited about youth apprenticeships – important takeaways for apprenticeship program leaders.
California Scales Local Training to Help Young Bilingual Children
In the wake of the failure of Build Back Better, experts say early education reform must come locally.