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The blog explores the challenge of Head Start's teacher shortage amid the “back to school” season, and the need to address fair compensation for educators.

A new Abt-developed webtool supports analysis of criminal justice expenditures and employment.

Some features of Florida’s new E-Verify law could put workers at greater risk for labor trafficking and exploitation.

Experts dive into what readers should know about the recent malaria outbreak in the U.S., such as symptoms to monitor and current surveillance practices in place for infectious disease crises.

The UK can make better use of its pre-eminent finance position to bring innovative funding to the challenges that Small Island Developing States confront.

Joan Chahenza shares how the Power Africa Health Electrification and Telecommunications Alliance (HETA) is working to enhance private sector participation in health facility electrification in sub-Saharan Africa.

Public charter schools may operate independently of local district requirements, but a systems-thinking approach to leadership development still makes sense.

Child care providers provide vital, professional services that have a real impact on families; this blog explains why we need to compensate them accordingly.

States can roll out summer grocery programs in 2024 for students eligible for subsidized school lunches, and here are five things states need to know.

Wars on drugs fail. Reducing harm and treating substance use disorder as a disease, not a crime, is likely to be far more effective.