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Member Insights: Investing in the Deep South
"If you’ve never been on a bus filled with education grantmakers from across the country... let me be the first to tell you: it’s an experience you won’t soon forget." Sara Sneed, president and CEO of The NEA Foundation, shares a journey through history, community and possibility in the Deep South.
What’s It Like to Lead Grantmakers for Education in Tumultuous Times?
Trends in Education Philanthropy: Benchmarking 2025
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2022 Kids Count Data Book
The 33rd edition of the Annie E. Casey Foundation's KIDS COUNT® Data Book describes how children in America are in the midst of a mental health crisis, struggling with anxiety and depression at unprecedented levels.
Teen Math Mindset Study: An Exploration of Teens' Math Beliefs and Experiences Studying Math
In a newly developed survey intended to study teens math mindsets and experiences, several key patterns emerged that predicted whether teens passed math class.
The Education Combination | 10 Dimensions of Education Resource Equity to Unlock Opportunities for Every Student
Drawing on both research and the lived experiences of students, parents, and educators from across the country, this paper describes how the right combination of resources can make a difference for students’ learning experiences.
How Student Debt Harms Black Borrowers’ Mental Health
This brief looks at why Black borrowers carry the heaviest debt burden, the mental health toll of having student debt, how the racial wage and wealth gaps are fueling the Black student debt crisis, and offers recommendations.
The Future of Smart: Episode 6
Podcast host Ulcca Joshi Hansen speaks with Deanna James, president of the St. Croix Foundation for Community Development, about the foundation's approach to transforming local ecosystems through radical partnership and grantmaking.
Latino College Completion: 2019-2020
While Latino enrollment decreased in 2020, we continue to see an increase in Latino college completion. This brief provides the most up-to-date overview of Latino college completion, including the top institutions where Latinos earn degrees, and progress towards the goal of Ensuring America’s Future
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