Gabrielle Oliveira discusses Now We Are Here, her AERA award-winning ethnography of immigrant families, children's schooling, and the hopes that drive migration.
A difference-in-differences study finding that heightened federal immigration enforcement after January 2025 raised daily absence rates among foreign-born students by roughly a third, with effects largest in upper grades.
A study of eight school-university partnerships finding that leaders sustained equity work under anti-DEI pressure by reframing their language, decoupling it from the practices it described.
Lewis and Diamond's study of a well-resourced, integrated high school, showing how racial disparities persist through discipline, tracking, and opportunity hoarding — with new chapters revisiting the school and on what to do.
This report shares lessons and challenges from eight large urban districts that set out to build systems that successfully prepare and support equity-centered school principals.
Samantha Kane presents work in progress on how data center expansion affects student achievement, part of Annenberg's Education Policy Workshop Seminar Series. Thursday, October 15 at 1:00 p.m.