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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 Stories of School Integration

Chicago Public Schools: Ensuring Diversity in Selective Enrollment and Magnet Schools

Report Stories of School Integration

Hartford Public Schools: Striving for Equity through Interdistrict Programs

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Report Stories of School Integration

Stamford Public Schools: From Desegregated Schools to Integrated Classrooms

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Report Stories of School Integration

Dallas Independent School District: Integration as Innovation

Report Stories of School Integration

Jefferson County Public Schools: From Legal Enforcement to Ongoing Commitment

Report Stories of School Integration

Eden Prairie Public Schools: Adapting to Demographic Change in the Suburbs

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Report Stories of School Integration

Champaign Schools: Fighting the Opportunity Gap

Report Stories of School Integration

Cambridge Public Schools: Pioneers of Equitable Choice

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Report Stories of School Integration

School Integration in Practice: Lessons from Nine Districts

Report Higher Education

Have Student Loan Guaranty Agencies Lost Their Way?

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Report Early Education

Diversity in New York City’s Universal Pre-K Classrooms

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Report School Integration

Louisville, Kentucky: A Reflection on School Integration

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Report Economic Opportunity

The Impact of a $15 Minimum Wage on Hunger in America

Report Economic Opportunity

Reducing Economic Inequality through Democratic Worker-Ownership

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Report World

Egyptian National Security as Told by the Nile

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