A Bureaucratic Shakeup Threatens Future Child Care Research
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Funding the ADA’s Promise
English Learners Need More Federal Support to Succeed, Not Less
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High-quality professional learning can help pre-K teachers develop the knowledge and competencies needed to best serve young students.
Translation: Xi Jinping’s April 20 Speech at the National Cybersecurity and Informatization Work Conference
Supporting Broadband Measurement in Libraries
Public libraries are facing immense challenges sustaining free, quality access to technology along with traditional library services.
Update: Mapping the Property Rights Community
Help FPR map the people and organizations working on land and property rights
‘Wild Wild Country’ Holds a Mirror to the Present
While the new Netflix series is about an ’80s cult, it’s also an illuminating analogue to today’s sociopolitical climate.
For a Former Foster Kid, “Poverty Porn” Is Personal
And these narratives affect policy.
Georgia’s Governor Is About to Sign a Terrible Cybersecurity Bill
It would put networks in the state at greater risk.
Kids, Mud, and…Learning? Outdoor Early Education and Equity
Outdoor early education is more popular now than ever before. Public investments in pre-K programs too. But nature preschools and forest kin
Our Discussions About Data Are Incomplete
We’re not talking about how companies secure our data—or what they’d do in the event of a breach.
Our Military, Ourselves
Americans increasingly see less of themselves reflected in the military. Here’s what to do about that trend.