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Research Brief Series: Twenty Years of Education Funding in the U.S.
Explore this series of research briefs that share information on giving patterns in education over the past twenty years among foundations and grantmakers. The briefs cover funding by education levels, regional funding, and funding by topical areas.
Staying Connected: A Note to Our Members
Philanthropy Pulse Check: February 2026
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March 2021
Not Asked: Behind an Effort to Expand the Black Teacher Pipeline
March 2021
2 Years of Strong Fundraising Returns Projected, and 5 Other Giving Predictions
March 2021
From Outreach to Enrollment: Strategies to Engage Adults in Education Beyond High School
March 2021
15 Million Infrastructure Jobs: An Economic Shot in the Arm to the COVID-19 Recession
A $1.5 trillion infrastructure program from the Biden-Harris administration would be good medicine to nurse the economic wounds inflicted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The new report, 15 Million Infrastructure Jobs: An Economic Shot in the Arm to the COVID-19 Recession, finds that an infrastructure stimulus would create or save 15 million jobs over 10 years. A majority of the jobs would be for workers with no more than a high school diploma and some non-degreed short-term postsecondary training, while the remaining quarter of infrastructure jobs would require an associate’s degree or higher.
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Tough Test: The Nation's Troubled Early Learning Assessment Landscape
At a time when the nation is investing significantly more resources into early learning, policymakers have scant information on whether these investments are paying off because of a dearth of dependable information about how much students are learning and developing from preschool through grade 2.
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