×

The Century Foundation The Century Foundation The Century Foundation


The Century Foundation takes your data security and privacy seriously. That's why we want you to know that, when you visit our website, we use technologies like cookies to collect anonymized data so that we can better understand and serve our audience. For more information, see our full Privacy Policy.

I Understand

The Century Foundation The Century Foundation The Century Foundation

  • Research
  • Experts
  • Events
  • Publications
  • About
  • Donate
  • Century International
  • PK-12 Education
  • English Learners
  • Housing
  • Bridges Collaborative
  • Early Education
  • School Integration
  • Higher Education
  • Higher Education Equity
  • College Accountability
  • College Affordability
  • For-Profit Education
  • Health Care
  • Health Equity
  • Reproductive Justice
  • Expanding Coverage
  • Black Maternal Health
  • COVID-19
  • Economic Opportunity
  • Manufacturing
  • Ending Poverty
  • Disability
  • Care Economy
  • Unemployment
  • Unions & Organizing

Publications

Report Early Education

Here Is What School Integration in America Looks Like Today

December 2, 2020 — Halley Potter and Michelle Burris
  • All Results (547)
  • Reports (481)
  • Books (66)
Refine
Refine by Topic
  • Century International
  • PK-12 Education
  • English Learners
  • Housing
  • Bridges Collaborative
  • Early Education
  • School Integration
  • Higher Education
  • Higher Education Equity
  • College Accountability
  • College Affordability
  • For-Profit Education
  • Health Care
  • Health Equity
  • Reproductive Justice
  • Expanding Coverage
  • Black Maternal Health
  • COVID-19
  • Economic Opportunity
  • Manufacturing
  • Ending Poverty
  • Disability
  • Care Economy
  • Unemployment
  • Unions & Organizing
Refine by Author
  • Abdelrahman Ayyash
  • Amanda Rogers
  • Ann O’Leary
  • Anna Bernstein
  • Aron Lund
  • Barton Gellman
  • Carolyn Fast
  • Conor P. Williams
  • Dahlia Scheindlin
  • Danny Weiss
  • Denise A. Smith
  • Dr. Maggie Marcus
  • Eamon Kircher-Allen
  • Halley Potter
  • Jeff Madrick
  • Jonathan Zabala
  • Julie Kashen
  • Kimberly Knackstedt
  • Kings Floyd
  • Lara Adekeye
  • Laura A. Schifter
  • Laura Haltzel
  • Laura Valle Gutierrez
  • Mark Zuckerman
  • Michele Evermore
  • Michelle Burris
  • Moshe Marvit
  • Naira Antoun
  • Peter Granville
  • Rebecca Vallas
  • Robert Shireman
  • Rohan Advani
  • Ryan Prior
  • Sajad Jiyad
  • Sam Heller
  • Samantha Wing
  • Stefan Lallinger
  • Stephanie Hall
  • Stephen Schlesinger
  • Steven Greenhouse
  • Thanassis Cambanis
  • Thomas Waldrop
  • Tiara Moultrie
  • Vilissa Thompson, LMSW
  • Vina Smith-Ramakrishnan
  • William M. Rodgers III
  • Zachary Cuyler
  • Zeinab Shuker
Report College Accountability

Six Steps to Better Consumer Protections for Online Students

January 26, 2023By Carolyn Fast
On 1 January, children stand in the entryway of their tent shelter, in the Bab Al Salame camp for internally displaced persons, near the border with Turkey, in Aleppo Governorate. A muddy and puddled walkway separates their tent from those of their neighbours. Laundry has been hung to dry nearby. Keeping clothing clean and dry has been a major challenge for residents. Residents have also expressed concern that hygiene conditions in the camp are worsening, increasing the risk of disease.

In early January 2014 in the Syrian Arab Republic, the ongoing conflict has affected some 9.3 million people. Of these, 6.5 million have been displaced internally. Syrians have also fled abroad, with more than 2.3 million people registered or awaiting registration with the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) in Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey. UNICEF support in the Syrian Arab Republic includes the distribution of clothing and other supplies to help keep children and their families healthy and warm during the winter; a polio vaccination campaign; the provision of primary health care services via both mobile medical teams and fixed centres; initiatives in water, sanitation and hygiene, including efforts to ensure continuous access to safe water in conflict-prone areas; the distribution of school supplies; and the provision of psychosocial support services for children and adolescents. United Nations agencies, including UNICEF, have appealed for US$6.5 billion to cover responses within the Syrian Arab Republic and host countries between January and December 2014. The appeal includes some US$2.3 billion for the 2014 Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Assistance Response Plan led by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) to aid people inside Syria and US$4.2 billion for the UNHCR-led Syria Regional Response Plan to aid refugees and host communities.
Report Century International

Cholera in the Time of Assad: How Syria’s Water Crisis Caused an Avoidable Outbreak

January 24, 2023By Aron Lund
From Century International
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - NOVEMBER 21: A flag waves over Tahrir Square on Nov. 21, 2019 in Baghdad, Iraq. Thousands of demonstrators have occupied Baghdad's center Tahrir Square since October 1, calling for government and policy reform. For many, Tahrir Square - which demonstrators are calling
Report Shia Politics

Young Revolutionary Parties Are Still Iraq’s Best Hope for Democracy

January 19, 2023By Taif Alkhudary
From Century International
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1960s:  Group of children at curb in front of school, waiting for signal from policeman.
Report School Integration

Is the Fight for School Integration Still Worthwhile for African Americans?

January 12, 2023By Stefan Lallinger
Report Century International

Corruption Is Strangling Iraq

December 14, 2022By Sajad Jiyad
From Century International
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - NOVEMBER 22: Demonstrators wave a large flag in Tahrir Square on Nov. 22, 2019 in Baghdad, Iraq. Thousands of demonstrators have occupied Baghdad's center Tahrir Square since October 1, calling for government and policy reform. For many, Tahrir Square - which demonstrators are calling
Report Shia Politics

Iraqi Shia Factions Are Supposedly “Anti-state.” But State Power Is What They Want.

December 6, 2022By Ali Al-Mawlawi
From Century International
Report Manufacturing

How the CHIPS and Science Act Will Make Inclusive Innovation Possible

November 30, 2022By Michelle Burris, Andrew Stettner and Laura Valle Gutierrez
Muslim religious man in Karbala with Shrine of Imam Hussein in background
Report Shia Politics

Shia Clerics in Iraq Haven’t Lost Their Authority

November 18, 2022By Marsin Alshamary
From Century International
Report Unions & Organizing

How Unions Work for the Economy

November 16, 2022By Steven Greenhouse
Report Century International

The Mysterious Pipeline for ISIS Recruits from Northern Lebanon

November 14, 2022By Sam Heller
From Century International
Report Unemployment

A Pandemic Lifeline, Nation’s Unemployment System Is Inadequate and Unprepared for Next Downturn

November 1, 2022By Andrew Stettner and Laura Valle Gutierrez
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - NOVEMBER 24:  Demonstrators gather on a barricade near Ahrar Bridge where there have been recent clashes between demonstrators and Iraq security forces on Nov. 24, 2019 in Baghdad, Iraq. Thousands of demonstrators have occupied Baghdad's center Tahrir Square and central Baghdad  since October 1, calling for government and policy reform. (Photo by Erin Trieb/Getty Images)
Report Shia Politics

Shia Rule Is a Reality in Iraq. “Shia Politics” Needs a New Definition.

October 27, 2022By Fanar Haddad
From Century International
Report Health Care

Spotlight on an Abortion Fund: How Funds Help Fill the Gap For Pregnant People in Need

October 12, 2022By Anna Bernstein and Benny Del Castillo
Report Shia Politics

The Sadrist Electoral Machine in Basra

October 11, 2022By Ben Robin-D’Cruz
From Century International
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - MAY 25: Protester stands next to police holding a sign saying 'who killed me' during anti-government protest on May 25, 2021 in Baghdad, Iraq. Protesters from across the country gathered in Baghdad demanding accountability after a recent rise in targeted assassinations. The protests used the slogan 'Who killed me' to highlight the recent killings of activists, journalists and human rights advocates. (Photo by Taha Hussein Ali/Getty Images)
Report Shia Politics

Under Pressure, Iraqi Activists Plot “Third Way”

September 28, 2022By Haley Bobseine
From Century International
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • ...
  • 36
  • Next
Stay informed by signing up for our mailing list
    • Century International
    • PK-12 Education
    • Higher Education
    • Health Care
    • Economic Opportunity
    • All Publications
    • Experts
    • Events
    • Donate
    • About
    • Financial Statements
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy
All Content Copyright © 2023 The Century Foundation — Site by AREA 17
  • Research
    • Century International
    • PK-12 Education
    • English Learners
    • Housing
    • Bridges Collaborative
    • Early Education
    • School Integration
    • Higher Education
    • Higher Education Equity
    • College Accountability
    • College Affordability
    • For-Profit Education
    • Health Care
    • Health Equity
    • Reproductive Justice
    • Expanding Coverage
    • Black Maternal Health
    • COVID-19
    • Economic Opportunity
    • Manufacturing
    • Ending Poverty
    • Disability
    • Care Economy
    • Unemployment
    • Unions & Organizing
  • Experts
  • Events
  • Publications
  • About
  • Donate