A Bureaucratic Shakeup Threatens Future Child Care Research
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With good apprenticeship work going on across America, the Task Force’s Report advances the conversation but leaves key questions unanswered
Hydro-Poverty: How Global Water Crises Impact the Poor
Cape Town may have postponed Day Zero, but water scarcity still disproportionately threatens already vulnerable communities.
New Proposal Puts the Federal Office For English Learners in Jeopardy
A proposed plan from U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos stands to undermine key federal supports for EL students.
Translation: China Federation of Internet Societies Launches With Call for Unified Action
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How understaffing is affecting one Texas prison.
A New Program Has Helped Bring Better Media Literacy to Ukraine
Could it work in the United States, too?
Here’s One Way to Appreciate Teachers: Understand What We’re Asking Them to Teach
Let’s continue our appreciation beyond Teacher Appreciation Week by ensuring that the schools can effectively support teachers every day.
Myths About Poverty Make Unraveling the Safety Net a SNAP
D.C.’s anti-fraud campaign comes at a time when policymakers seek to slash resources for people in poverty at an alarming speed.
The Secure Data Act is the Right Answer to the Encryption Backdoor Debate
OTI supports a new bill that would be a “win” for stronger encryption.
There’s a Place for Religion in Public Life
Just not in the way the current administration envisions it.