Strengthening Early Childhood Transitions Using ESSER Funds
Now is the time to prioritize the transition of young children leaving pre-K and entering elementary school
[ONLINE] – Damascus Station: Spy Fiction and the Syrian War
Join ISP for a conversation with David McCloskey on his spy novel Damascus Station and the role of spy fiction.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EST
10/21 FCC Comments for PISC Opposing Proposed ‘Wi-Fi Tax’
If You Can Ever Get Back
Taylor Lee Nagel and Emma Findlen LeBlanc follow soldiers returning home, showing how “homecoming” becomes the start of another.
Including Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care in California’s Vision for Early Childhood Reform
At its best, FFN care can be child-centered, familial, and flexible. But it can also be fraught if providers don't have enough support.
OTI Applauds FTC Investigation of Broadband Privacy
Report underscores urgent need for a comprehensive federal privacy law, and for the FCC to reassert its authority over broadband providers.
Seeking Secure, Private Conversations? Here Are Your Best Bets for Encrypted Communication.
Some services are more secure than others. Find out which tool works best for you.
10/20 DC Circuit 5.9 GHz Amicus Brief
Centering Immigrants in the Search for Child Care Solutions
[ONLINE] – Tom Nelson, One Day Stronger
Join New America’s Center on Education & Labor for a virtual book talk on One Day Stronger, featuring author Tom Nelson.
Virtual
4:30PM – 5:30PM EST
California Shows Us What a National Guaranteed Income Could Be
California turned UBI into what could be our best hope for helping people support themselves and their families.
Facebook Releases Information on Algorithmic Content Ranking, but More Transparency Is Needed
Spandana Singh on three areas where Facebook can take steps towards providing more meaningful transparency and accountability.
Highlights from the Kindergarten Exodus Webinar
In a September webinar, four superintendents discussed the pandemic's impact on kindergarten students and their families.
New Legislation Expands Community College Baccalaureate Authorization in California
These changes have been a long time coming and have huge implications for baccalaureate degree access in the Golden State.