…your own hands entirely. There are a few one-time changes you can make now that will benefit you all year—and sometimes for years to come. Make the switch: Change your…
…complicated enrollment and verification processes. In contrast, non-refundable tax credits, which disproportionately benefit high-income white families and children, are much easier to access. As a result of these types of…
…mother who is also poor will have an even harder time doing the things needed for her child to do well than a harried single mother on a comfortable income?…
…bridge the gap between Egyptian employers and job seekers by providing job search-and-matching services. However, though the majority of job seekers who register for the NEP received job nominations, and…
…mobility. But, unfortunately, the barriers to completing a degree are growing, with ballooning costs and student debt stifling economic growth and opportunity. This growing crisis is why we’ve started more…
Over the past several months, ideas42 engaged in a competitive ‘Request for Problems’ process to gather the most pressing behavioral problems in the postsecondary education sector. The team received 56…
…to close achievement gaps, huge disparities in who goes to and completes college continue to persist. In particular, students of color are less likely than their white peers to go…
…Los Angeles to encourage more low-income students to apply to college and with Sinclair Community College in Ohio to promote earlier course registration as a step toward increasing on-time completion….
…communications right. Two of the major lessons learned from previous public health emergencies in the past decade—including outbreaks of SARS, H1N1, and Ebola—is that effective communications and community engagement are…
