The Annenberg Institute at Brown aims to equalize and improve educational opportunities through actionable knowledge and human development and broad engagement

Kathleen Lynch
Strengthening STEM Instruction in Schools: Learning from Research
Jonathan Collins
Do Teachers Want Democracy? Deliberative Culture and Teachers’ Evaluations of Schools
John Papay
The Consequences of High School Exit Examinations for Student Life Outcomes
Events
Educational Equity & Teacher Diversity Policy Forum 2.0
Opportunities at Annenberg
Annenberg Undergraduate Fellows for Education and Social Policy
EdWorkingPapers.com
Can Technology Transform Teacher-Parent Communication?

In pursuit of more just and flourishing societies, the Annenberg Institute seeks to integrate and expand the range of work at Brown, reenvisioning how universities can enrich educational systems for the benefit of children and youth.

The Institute strives to equalize and improve educational opportunities. By bringing together diverse thinkers to tackle difficult problems, the Institute advances the broader field: harnessing the power of Brown’s community to develop education leaders, building actionable knowledge through systematic research, partnering with educators and policy-makers for local impact, and encouraging robust civic discourse.