Two Homeland Attacks Rattle Americans Amid War with Iran
Peter Bergen discusses recent attacks in the U.S. and the war in Iran with CNN.
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Maria Hadden wrote for the civic engagement blog about her work on participatory budgeting in the city of Chicago.
Seventeen Years Later: The Persistence of Structured English Immersion in Arizona
Arizona has spent 17 years offering nothing but English-language instruction to multilingual kids. How’s it working?
The American People Broadly Support Net Neutrality
Numerous surveys show that Net Neutrality is incredibly popular among the American people.
Volunteering as Civic Engagement At Home and Abroad
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Better Together: Embedding Certifications to Support Adult Learners
A supply chain management program at Broward College shows how multi-credential pathways can help adult students land a better job.
Innovation Can Fuel Inequality. But Can It Also Solve It?
New York City shows that, by tethering investment and innovation, cities can disperse opportunity and bring marginalized voices into policy.
New Reports Outline Early Learning Policies for Dual Language Learners
The Migration Policy Institute (MPI) published new reports taking stock of early learning policies for DLLs.
Rohingya Inclusion Requires a Cultural Shift, Not a Technocratic Fix
To extinguish anti-Muslim prejudices in Myanmar, it’s necessary to free its national identity from old, failed doctrines.
The Curse of the Halfway Technology
It can feel like we’re at a technological endpoint—but there’s more to be done.