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Member Insights: Young Leaders Are Speaking. Are You Listening?
We all know what it’s like to feel unheard at some point in our lives. Read the latest Member Insights from Katrina Mitchell, director of the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Atlanta Civic Site and Grantmakers for Education board member.
From the Board: Upcoming Membership Dues Adjustment
A Special Message from Grantmakers for Education
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Grantmakers for Education Membership Dues Increase
At the recommendation of our board of directors, Grantmakers for Education will be increasing membership dues by approximately 5% across all levels as of March 1. Members can renew by June 30 at the prior rates.
In 2022, High School Seniors Left $3.58 Billion on the Table in Pell Grants
This report is the second in a series of NCAN analyses examining unclaimed Pell Grant dollars. These data and more are available for all 50 states and the District of Columbia via an interactive online dashboard.
Making Change: A State Advocacy Playbook for Equitable Education Finance
This playbook covers lessons from advocacy leaders in six states — California, Connecticut, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, and Nevada — on the conditions that paved the way for positive changes in their education finance systems.
Effective Curriculum for English Learner Success
This series of briefs grapples with several aspects of curriculum and instructional materials that are key to philanthropic investment in educational equity reform for English Learners.
ECMC Group Appoints Jacob Fraire as President of ECMC Foundation
ECMC Group today announced that its Board of Directors has appointed Jacob Fraire, MPA, as president of ECMC Foundation. Jacob Fraire served on the board of Grantmakers for Education.
A Stronger Nation: Learning Beyond High School Builds American Talent
Lumina Foundation tracks the post-high school educational attainment of Americans ages 25 to 64. Since 2009, that figure has increased by 16 percentage points. That's progress, but it's not enough to reach 60 percent by 2025; dramatic action is needed.
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