Anisa Heming has been working on making schools more sustainable for a decade and a half, now as director of the Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building…
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The Lasting Success of Investing in Chicago Community Schools
Brookings Dec 30, 2022Chicago Public Schools (CPS) are home to more than 322,000 students who attend 635 schools. In its nearly 200-year-long history, Chicago’s schools have faced segregation, fiscal crises, and calls for “real equity.” In…
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Improving Funding of Public Health Crises at the Federal Level
RAND Dec 30, 2022The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the whole nation for close to three years. The impact of this protracted public health emergency has not been uniform—with some localities experiencing more-significant outbreaks,…
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Teen Nicotine Vaping Almost Endemic, Study Finds
Futurity Dec 29, 2022Nicotine vaping is one of the most common types of substance use for teenagers in 2022, according to results of a new national study. Among 8th grade students, 7% vaped…
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How Businesses Can Mitigate Climate Risk
GreenBiz Dec 29, 2022Rising global temperatures have been affecting climate patterns for decades. The frequency and severity of acute events, such as wildfires on the western coast of the U.S. or 1-in-1,000-year rainfall events in Dallas show…
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The Lasting Impact of Depression on Labor Outcomes
Brookings Dec 29, 2022Agrowing body of evidence indicates that poor health early in life can leave lasting scars on adult health and economic outcomes. While much of this literature focuses on childhood experiences,…
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Reviewing Economic Policy Development in 2022
Brookings Dec 29, 2022Economic policy leaders and researchers were kept busy in 2022 by high inflation, a volatile labor market, crypto crashes, and major legislation like the Inflation Reduction Act. We asked five…
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The Failure of State Prisons to Implement Quality Programs
Prison Policy Initiative Dec 28, 2022As 1.25 million people in state prisons navigate their sentences, many are eager to find hope for a better life after release. They may seek out ways to work and…
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Bolstering Access to Quality Employment for US Workers
Equitable Growth Dec 28, 2022Even during economic expansions and periods of robust employment growth, millions of workers in the United States face economic insecurity and precarious working conditions. Low pay, safety hazards, lack of bargaining power, unstable schedules, discrimination and harassment…
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The Potential for Language Ladders to Promote Multilingual Teaching
Brookings Dec 27, 2022Ayla recalls her early days in Sindh, Pakistan at school, when it was nothing but a strange building. Her home was so different and so was her neighborhood. “I remember…
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Reflecting on Jewish Philanthropy in 2022
eJewish Philanthropy Dec 27, 2022It has been quite a year for Jews — and for Jewish philanthropy. Two weeks into 2022, a gunman took a rabbi and three congregants hostage at Temple Beth Israel…
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More Acidic Air Less Conducive to Viruses, Study Finds
Futurity Dec 27, 2022Aerosols in indoor air can vary in acidity, and the acidity determines how long viruses remain infectious in the air, research finds. Viruses such as SARS-CoV-2, influenza, and others travel…
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