Resources from the Field
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This report summarizes the diagnostic process, intervention design informed by behavioral science, and implementation of two interventions aimed at increasing postsecondary summer term enrollment at four community colleges in Ohio.
This report comprises survey results from 205 leaders of nonprofits on how they engage with grantees on the topic of diversity.
This report profiles all 50 states, detailing each of their policies and approaches to K-3 education, specifically regarding seven important elements.
This report summarizes findings on current social and emotional learning (SEL) practices from schools across Delaware. Reccommendations are presented for grantmakers, policymakers and other leadership to advance the quality and equity of SEL in Delaware schools.
Equity in the Center created this report to detail the concrete steps an organization needs to take to achieve a Race Equity Culture within itself, important for all organizations but especially for grantmakers whose work includes funding racial equity outcomes.
This report surveyed all 50 states on how they measure the edcuational training of residents who have non-degree credentials (i.e. certificates), finding most are not doing enough to track this type of education.
Situated within our current alarming national practices towards those entering the U.S., this GCIR report profiles the strategies of 10 innovative and adaptive funders who are supporting refugees and asylum seekers.
This report describes how the Walton Family Foundation is partnering with school leadership to positively impact education experience.
This report offers state policy reccomendations and considerations to nurture strong school leadership.
Ascend's newest publication highlights "promising, actionable solutions" from seven U.S. states eliminating poverty using a two-generation approach, focusing on both children and parents for effective, equitable results.