North America

Across the mid-Atlantic region, members of the nonprofit CASA are celebrating hard-fought victories, from the recent rent stabilization in Prince George’s County in Maryland to the closure of Berks County…

The Pulitzer Prize-winning author is just one of many artists from Appalachia who are probing the crisis in their work, while taking pains to ensure that it doesn’t define the region and its people.

With Roe v. Wade on the cusp of being overturned, access to reproductive rights is being threatened across the United States. How can philanthropy be most effective right now? To…

In many big urban districts, the share of white students in popular dual language programs is rising while the share of English learners is shrinking…

Huffman: The goal — how can schools, with the support of providers, harness the positive effects of tutoring and deploy it quickly to more students?

A study of US history textbooks found 87% of key topics in Latino history were either not covered or were mentioned in 5 or fewer sentences.

An excerpt from Advising Philanthropists on how advisors support better philanthropy…

Abortion is not only fundamental rights issue. When women are unable to get an abortion, the impacts are real and long-lasting. In the landmark Turnaway Study, a cohort of women…

Diversity has proven to be more than just a marketing calling card – it has also shown to increase profits.

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Federal and state policymakers are suggesting many solutions for the challenges being faced by our schools. But one of our greatest potential solutions is often missed in the national conversation: providing professional development for principals.

Two funders share their perspectives on the importance of investing in disabled leaders to advance social justice for everyone.