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August 2026
Aug
31
How Schools Can Help to Cultivate Intellectual Humility in America’s Students
Brookings Institution
Aug 31 2026

How Schools Can Help to Cultivate Intellectual Humility in America’s Students

We are all wrong sometimes. This is a reality of being human, and how we respond to that reality can define how we engage with ideas and other people. Emerging research on intellectual humility shows that fostering a desire to seek out information and viewpoints that challenge one’s views is important for children’s development. Yet, developing intellectual humility is hard,...

September 2026
Sep
1
Graduate Education After Grad PLUS
American Enterprise Institute (AEI)
Sep 1 2026

Graduate Education After Grad PLUS

This event hosted by the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) examines the major higher education policy shift brought on by the elimination of the Grad PLUS loan program under the 2025 Working Families Tax Cuts Act. The session will discuss how students, universities, states, and private credit markets are adapting to the new financing environment for graduate and professional education.

Sep
2
Education Policy Debate: We Should Close the US Department of Education
American Enterprise Institute (AEI)
Sep 2 2026

Education Policy Debate: We Should Close the US Department of Education

Hosted by the American Enterprise Institute, this debate addresses executive branch actions aimed at dismantling the U.S. Department of Education and reallocating federal programs such as special education, student loans, and workforce development to other cabinet agencies. Experts debate the motion, "We should close the US Department of Education," weighing arguments over state autonomy and reduced federal bureaucracy against risks...

Sep
14
Investing in Educators, Improving Families’ Access to Care: Evidence from DC’s Early Educator Compensation Initiative
The Hunt Institute
Sep 14 2026

Investing in Educators, Improving Families’ Access to Care: Evidence from DC’s Early Educator Compensation Initiative

This webinar, hosted by the Urban Institute, looks at Washington, DC's tax-funded early educator compensation program. Evaluating data collected since the initiative's 2022 launch, panelists share findings on how structured salary scales affect early childhood workforce retention, child care business stability, and family access to affordable, high-quality care.

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