The Value of the FCC’s Public Interest Mandate in Empowering Community Voices
The elimination of the two media cross-ownership rules enables greater media consolidation and could jeopardize democratic values.
Economic & Workforce Development
History, Holidays, and Home: Re-Thinking the History of Home this Holiday Season
The importance of reacquainting not just with the things about home that make you happy, also the uncomfortable reasons why you left home.
Morality and Movements: Mobilizing for Social Change
The Poor People’s Campaign is an important actor amongst social movement organizations in America
Good Grief, It’s Christmas
The holiday season is difficult for many people. By asking questions and listening openly, we can thoughtfully support them.
One Hometown at a Time: Transforming the American Political Landscape
Meaningful positive social and political change may depend on young people returning to conservative hometowns they once happily left.
Uncovering the Inner Workings of States’ Early Childhood Policies: Results From a New Tool for Changemakers Focused on Transforming the Workforce
Given each state’s complex early childhood workforce systems, it can be difficult for advocates and educators to realize their goals.
Cultivating Rural Talent through Apprenticeship
Federal and state policies should attend to rural communities’ needs while supporting apprenticeship expansion.
Finding the Sweet Spot for English Learner Reclassification
A new report sheds light on the time it takes English learners to attain English proficiency.
Looking for Little Syria
Arab– and particularly Syrian– people have been a mainstay of New York City’s vibrant landscape for over 100 years.