New Report Highlights the Early Care and Education Workforce Data Deficit
A new report highlights how a lack of data on the early care and education workforce hinders the creation of effective, equitable policy sol
Alleviating or Exacerbating Inequality?
Considering what an effective federal paid family leave program should look like.
How Secure Multiparty Computation Can Reshape Data Privacy
A decades-old theoretical possibility is gradually becoming a reality, allowing people to bring together data without jeopardizing privacy.
Imagining a New Kind of Superhero
Why audiences might be on the brink of seeing superheroes as diverse as the people these characters protect
Intervening with Care
Innovations in education policy, founded on the ethical and effective use of data, can be used to teach us more about student success.
Out Today: Ensuring a Smooth Pathway – Using Articulation Agreements to Help Early Childhood Educators Pursue a BA
Teens Are Smuggling Deadlier Drugs Across the Border
With the promise of easy money, minors crossing the border for school or to see family are being exploited by criminal groups.
The Other Side of Veteran Trauma?
A new book investigates how the concept of post-traumatic growth might help veterans after traumatic events.
The Past is Prologue
Racism is more than a historical footnote—it’s a deeply embedded force still shaping critical aspects of our lives.
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Time for Another Head Count
Technology could help make sure the 2020 census doesn't miss so many people.
Without the West Africa Outbreak, There Would Be No Ebola Vaccine
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo necessitates a look back at the search for cures for emerging diseases.
BTA Convenes Inaugural Blockchain Summit at Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center
On May 7, the BTA brought together 17 top leaders from government, tech, and civil society at Bellagio, Italy for a landmark summit.
