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Commentary Higher Education

How Gutting the U.S. Department of Education Would Hurt Students and Their Families

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Report Health Care

How States Can Relieve the Burden of Women’s High-Cost Private Health Coverage

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Report School Integration

How Charter, Magnet, and Innovative District Schools Can Help Overcome School Segregation

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Report Higher Education

FAFSA Fallout: Application Dropoff Threatening to Widen College Gaps

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Report Higher Education

Academic Freedom Is Under Attack. College Accreditors May Be the Best Line of Defense.

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Report Higher Education

How Racial Animus Has Locked HBCUs Out of Capital Markets

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Report Century International

“Change” Politicians Flopped in Iraq’s Last Elections. They Could Still Be a Force for Reform.

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Report Unemployment

Improving State Unemployment Insurance Technology: A Guide for Advocates

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Report Disability

Trips Not Taken, Money Not Made: Inaccessible Air Travel Hurts Disabled Travelers and Airlines Alike

Report Care Economy

Care Matters: A 2024 Report Card for Policies in the States

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Report Health Care

How States Can Advance Equity When Addressing Health Care Consolidation

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Report Social Insurance

How to Improve Unemployment Insurance for People with Disabilities

SOUTHERN ISRAEL, ISRAEL - JANUARY 19: Israeli soldiers stand on a tank as they secure the border with the Gaza Strip, as seen from a postion on the Israeli side of the border on January 19, 2024 in Southern Israel, Israel. Israel increased air raids in the south of the Gaza Strip, where medicines are expected for hostages held by Hamas and humanitarian aid for the Palestinian population. Despite Israel's recent troop drawdown in Gaza and the discussion of postwar plans by an Israeli cabinet minister, the country has continued its intensive bombardment of the Gaza Strip, particularly in the territory's south, as it seeks to destroy Hamas, the Palestinian militant group behind the Oct. 7 attacks. At least 1,200 civilians and soldiers have been killed in Israel since October 7 along with some 190 IDF soldiers killed fighting in Gaza ground operations, while more than 24,000 people have been killed in Gaza in the last three months, according to the territory's health ministry, and most of the population has been displaced. (Photo by Amir Levy/Getty Images)

Report Century International

The Costs of War Extend Far Beyond Gaza

RAFAH, GAZA - JANUARY 23: Displaced Palestinians keep warm by a fire near their tent on January 23, 2024 in Rafah, Gaza. The toll since the Oct. 7 war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas now exceeds 25,000 dead and 62,000 injured, according to the territory's health ministry. Two-thirds of the victims are believed to be women and children. The United Nations estimates for its part that more than 18,000 Palestinian children have lost a parent. With 25 per cent of the population, or more than half a million people, are in a situation of

Report Century International

Roundtable: Gaza in Crisis

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Report Care Economy

With Arrival of Child Care Cliff, Some States Have Stepped in to Save the Sector

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Report Rights & Justice

How New York State Can Improve Schools by Fixing Housing Policy

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