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• The impact of raising the federal minimum wage to $12 by 2020 on workers, businesses, and the economy: Testimony before the U.S. House Committee on Education and the Workforce Member Forum

  April 27, 2016

• News from EPI › Public investments in early childhood care and education would have far-reaching benefits

  April 6, 2016 Press Releases

• It’s time for an ambitious national investment in America’s children: Investments in early childhood care and education would have enormous benefits for children, families, society, and the economy

  April 6, 2016 By Josh Bivens, Emma García, Elise Gould, Elaine Weiss, and Valerie Wilson Report

• Women over 65 are more likely to be poor than men, regardless of race, educational background, and marital status

  March 8, 2016 By Monique Morrissey Economic Snapshot

• Broader, Bolder Approach to Education Relaunch: Join us as educators, policymakers, and scholars call for an education agenda focused on mitigating the impacts of poverty on students and schools

  February 23, 2016 Events

• Black unemployment is significantly higher than white unemployment regardless of educational attainment

  December 17, 2015 By Valerie Wilson Economic Snapshot

• States and districts must fulfill the promise of more equity in education offered by new education law

  December 15, 2015 By Elaine Weiss and Noelle Ellerson Blog

• Reauthorizing ESEA: a first step in returning education to its roots

  November 19, 2015 By Elaine Weiss Blog

• Are International Comparisons A Smart Way to Judge U. S. Education Policy?: Why to use states rather than countries to inform our education policy

  October 30, 2015 Events

• News from EPI › State comparisons are more useful than international tests for crafting education policy

  October 30, 2015 Press Releases

• Bringing it back home: Why state comparisons are more useful than international comparisons for improving U.S. education policy

  October 30, 2015 By Martin Carnoy, Emma García, and Tatiana Khavenson Report

• News from EPI › EPI experts to discuss drawbacks of using international tests to craft education policy

  October 22, 2015 Press Releases

• Time to End the Vicious Cycle of Inequality Begetting Unequal Education

  June 24, 2015 By Emma García Blog

• Testimony before the District of Columbia Council, Committee on Education

  June 22, 2015 By Mark Simon Testimony

• Early Education Gaps by Social Class and Race Start U.S. Children Out on Unequal Footing: A Summary of the Major Findings in Inequalities at the Starting Gate

  June 17, 2015 By Emma García and Elaine Weiss Report

• Same Education, Different Pay: Young Female College Grads Earn Substantially Lower Wages than Their Male Counterparts

  June 3, 2015 By Elise Gould and Will Kimball Economic Snapshot

• The Problem We All Live With: Residential Segregation and Implications for Education and Urban Policy

  February 26, 2015 Events

• News from EPI › The Problem We All Live With: Residential Segregation and Implications for Education and Urban Policy

  February 11, 2015 Press Releases

• News from EPI › ESEA Reauthorization Should Focus on Alleviating the Effects of Poverty on Educational Achievement: The need to address the social and economic impediments holding back children is more urgent than ever

  February 5, 2015 Press Releases

• Noncognitive Skills Are Critical in Education Policy

• News from EPI › Integrating Noncognitive Skills into Education Policy Is Critical to Getting it on the Right Track

  December 2, 2014 Press Releases

• The Need to Address Noncognitive Skills in the Education Policy Agenda

  December 2, 2014 By Emma García Report

• Noncognitive Skills Should Merit More Attention in Education Policy Debates

  December 2, 2014 Events

• News from EPI › TODAY: Noncognitive Skills Deserve More Attention in Education Policy Debates

  November 25, 2014 Press Releases

• Education Policy is Civil Rights Policy

  November 12, 2014 By Richard Rothstein Blog

• Public Education Has a Steep Jobs Shortfall

• Fewer Workers in Every Education Category Are Protected by the Overtime Salary Threshold now than in 1975

  July 10, 2014 By Heidi Shierholz Economic Snapshot

• News from EPI › Education Scholar Raises Concerns Regarding DCPS Claims of Gains in Student Proficiency

  July 10, 2014 Press Releases

• Do Poor Kids Deserve Lower-Quality Education Than Rich Kids? Evaluating School Privatization Proposals in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

  April 24, 2014 By Gordon Lafer Report

• American Education in Global Perspective

  April 11, 2014 By Richard Rothstein Multimedia