Donate
Home visiting programs are critical to supporting children affected by opioid misuse, says Loraine Lucinski.
In times of crisis or conflict, some communities struggle while others pull together. It’s all about resilience.
New resources support educators on integrating technology and working with emergent bilingual learners.
The trauma children experience as a result of opioid misuse at home can affect how they do in school—but schools can help.
Breastfeeding holds a number of health benefits for mothers and infants. So why are rates of the practice so low?
An estimated 300,000 Liberian children do not attend school. What’s being done to provide more access to education?
Around the world, women are leading efforts to make life better for themselves, their families, and their communities.
Schools are uniquely positioned to address the needs of children exposed to trauma, says Shai Fuxman.
“We’re entering a world where the human factor and the tech factor are much more convergent,” says Joyce Malyn-Smith.
A new case management system in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is providing a bridge to much-needed social services.
