What Parents Want: How Policies Can Spur School-to-Family Connections and Build Trust
Education leaders designed simple tools to engage families in their schools, working with and eliciting feedback from them along the way.
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China’s Burgeoning Drone Arsenal Shows Power of Civil-Military Fusion
国产视频 Strategist and ASU Professor of Practice Peter W. Singer examines China’s fusion of civilian and military drone efforts.
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Despite the demonstrated value of citizens’ assemblies, securing financial resources for them remains one of the biggest hurdles.
How to Rebuild Public Trust in Technology and Government
Lilian Coral on how to rebuild public trust in technology and government.
More Alike than Different: Findings from CivicSpace鈥檚 2024 Financial Security Survey
New survey results reveal Chicagoans鈥 priorities regarding their ability to provide financially for themselves and their families.
Why 鈥淒isparate Impact鈥 Is Good for Business
The Trump administration is attacking a doctrine that allows companies to serve consumers while improving their bottom line.
Why 鈥淒isparate Impact鈥 Matters for Tackling Intentional Housing Discrimination
President Trump wants to get rid of a tool that helps catch intentional discrimination by bad actors.
Federal BEAD Rules Claim Neutrality, But Critics See Bias
Jessica Dine on criticism for new BEAD rules.
From ADHD to Dog Man: The Superpower of Neurodivergent Kids
For Learning Disability Week, Carrie Gillispie reminds us: Dog Man began in a hallway, drawn by a kid with ADHD looking to belong.
How NSF Funding Helps My College Educate for the Present and Future of Work
Daniel Phelan, President of Jackson College, on the value of NSF funding for STEM education at community colleges.