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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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Commentary Voices of Disability Economic Justice

Working from Home Allows Me to Manage My PTSD Symptoms

A nurse visits a grandmother and her grandchild.

Report Care Economy

How Three States Made COVID-Relief Investments in Improving Home- and Community-Based Services

Commentary Reproductive Justice

State Spotlight: Abortion Access in New Mexico

Commentary PK-12 Education

Protecting Students Following the Makin v. Carson Decision

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Commentary Higher Education

It’s Time to Make Repairs to Online Higher Ed

Commentary Unemployment

Biden’s Budget Would Significantly Improve Delivery of Unemployment Benefits

Report Health Equity

States Must Prioritize Health Equity as They Expand Coverage through Public Options

People without jobs staying in line for insurance unemployment benefits.

Report Unemployment

Providing Unemployment Insurance to Immigrants and Other Excluded Workers

A family of a graduating student stands in front of a group of money and debt icons.

Commentary Higher Education Equity

How President Biden’s Student Debt Cancellation Plan Helps Parent Borrowers

Commentary For-Profit Education

Public Comment: New Rule on Colleges’ Conversions to Nonprofit Status Leaves the Door Open for Abuse

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Commentary Health Equity

Investing in Breastfeeding Will Advance Health Equity

A Black fast-food worker behind the register counter serving an order on a tray.

Commentary Economic Opportunity

California’s Fast-Food Standards Bill

Zero waste oriented small local fruit and grocery store. Family business. Fruits and vegetables are organic and sold without wrapping. Unsold items are use to make juices, smoothies and take-out healthy food. Mother and daughters at check out counter using contactless payment with mobile phone. Horizontal mid-waist indoors shot.

Report Ending Poverty

Keeping Up with Inflation

Repayment of student loans after graduation.

Commentary College Affordability

Public Service Loan Forgiveness Needs Congressional Rethinking

WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 14: Abortion-rights demonstrators yell as they walk down Constitution Avenue during the Bans Off Our Bodies march on May 14, 2022 in Washington, DC. Abortion rights supporters are holding rallies around the country urging lawmakers to affirm abortion rights into law after a leaked draft from the U.S. Supreme Court exposed a potential decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Commentary Economic Opportunity

The Dobbs Decision’s Cost to Women and Families

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