This guide builds off of Dignity in School's Model Code on Education and Dignity to examine how to apply these principles to learning in the 2020-21 academic year during the COVID-19 pandemic, with some of the specific adaptations that will be required under these circumstances to fully protect the human right to education for all students.
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Trends in Education Philanthropy: Benchmarking 2025
Our Trends in Education Philanthropy: Benchmarking report, based on the latest survey of education grantmakers, offers insights into where and how funders are working and their evolving priorities.
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November 2020
Lessons Learned for Remote Learning and Hybrid Learning in COVID-19 and Beyond
November 2020
Education Data Legislation Review 2020
Each year, DQC tracks state legislation from all 50 states and the District of Columbia that governs the collection and use of education data. This year’s report includes key themes, promising strategies, and next steps for state legislators.
November 2020
An Agenda for Restoring Civil Rights in K-12 Federal Education Policy
In this policy memo, researchers offer six concrete suggestions for steps that the new administration can and should take to move forward in this crucial area.
November 2020
50-State Comparison: K-12 Governance
This resource provides a national overview of the key policymaking roles in K-12 education policy, a summary of each role’s general powers and duties, and some information on how they relate to other policymaking roles.
October 2020
A Promise Worth Keeping: An Updated Equity-Driven Framework for Free College Programs
This report updates the findings from the 2018 report on free college programs. This time around The Education Trust reviewed 23 existing statewide policies with our updated framework, which considers whether a program:
- Covers the full cost of going to college – beyond tuition and fees – for four or more years
- Helps students from low-income backgrounds defray their living expenses
- Is accessible to adult, returning and part-time students, , as well as all undocumented and incarcerated students
- Attaches strings that discourage certain student groups from applying
- Converts to a loan
October 2020
2020 Youth Organizing Snapshot: A Field Poised to Lead
Across the country, young people are at the forefront of momentous social change. Mobilized en masse, they are achieving critical victories in the fight to end the school to prison pipeline. They are spearheading dynamic mutual aid networks to meet their communities’ needs during a pandemic of unprecedented scale. They are energizing young voters with forward-thinking demands for a new and more democratic era.
2020 is truly a landmark year for youth organizing.
Yet this work is not new. Throughout history, young people - in particular young people of color, working class youth, girls, and queer and trans youth - have time and again acted as the engine propelling our most transformative movements for environmental, economic, immigrant, gender, and racial justice.
Today, we set the stage with a snapshot of the youth organizing field — a field poised to lead.
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