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Medicaid and SNAP cuts could cost states billions, with ripple effects being felt across health care, food systems, and local economies.

Contributors who represent a cross-section of philanthropy examine some of the common ‘myths’ by which philanthropy operates.

Darrell West discusses how employers and policymakers can best support workers who may be affected by the transition to AI.

A growing international network of schools, farms, bike haulers and community gardens is showing the world that community composting programs can create jobs and improve neighborhoods.

The demographics of the special ed teacher workforce have remained static, but the student population these educators serve is becoming more diverse.

New data released Thursday from the Bureau of Labor Statistics marked the third straight month of high unemployment rates for Black women.

Education leaders warn of layoffs, larger classes and slashed services as the Trump administration withholds federal K-12 funding — hitting California and Texas hardest.

Some states are attracting national attention for their early learning policy and funding solutions.

“I have been an ensemble player in the transformation of online education from experimental and low status to ‘innovative’ and ‘disruptive,’” writes …

Ever notice how college rankings get a little repetitive? A new Carnegie Classification is upending the typical methodology by rating schools on how …

Rural communities who tend to rely on the agency to fund both public service and job opportunities have been particularly hard hit.

“Let’s do it!” That was Alexis Johnson’s reaction when she saw professional learning opportunities focused on computational thinking. A first grade …