The Progressive Mayor of Seoul on Tweeting, Technology, and the Upcoming Korean Presidential Election
Emily Hong spoke to Park Won Soon on his tenure, technology, and how the two in tandem might better South Korea’s capital city.
What Brazilians Lost in the Coup
Gary Barker wonders whether progressive policies will be ousted along with Dilma Rousseff.
Adnan’s Story: The Search for Truth and Justice After Serial
Rabia Chaudry tells the story of Adnan Syed whose story featured on “Serial” brought national attention to his murder conviction from 2000
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In Push for Pre-K, Don’t Overlook Kindergarten
When it comes to early learning, full-day, high-quality kindergarten must be part of the conversation
Isn’t It Time We Designed An Election For The 21st Century?
Join Future Tense for a happy hour and brainstorm on how to create a better, more efficient, and more just election system.
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Global Palestine Connected Gaza
Palestinian private sector leaders and international experts present a long-term vision for Gaza.
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A Lot of Data to Celebrate But More to Do
Income is up, poverty is down, but disparities in economic security remain substantial.
A Tap, Click, Read Toolkit to Promote Early Literacy in a World of Screens
Tipsheets, videos, discussion guides, lists to app curators, and a quiz are now downloadable and free for all.
How Teachers Can Help Their Dual Language Learners Develop Early Math Skills
A recent study tests the effects of grouping and time allocations in the classroom on the math performance of DLL kindergartners.
OTI Celebrates IANA transition
This transition marks an important milestone in securing a free and open internet.