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According to data from the Institute of Educational Sciences, schools are still feeling the aftershock of the pandemic, with children struggling to return to school as they knew it before

New mentorship and coaching program to assist educators in early careers

As part of a national project researching community opportunities and supports for students with disabilities, Dr. Dawn Rowe, a professor in East Tennessee State University’s Clemmer College, has recently received

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

A distinguished scholar from Afghanistan—Mariam Ahmady—has left her home country of Afghanistan and found refuge as a new professor at Stern College for Women at Yeshiva University.

Montevideo, Nov 17 (Prensa Latina) The Fifth Latin American and Caribbean Congress of Social Sciences continues here with a broad agenda for debate and with the slogan 'democracy, justice and equality'.

Oklahoma State University’s College of Education and Human Sciences and the Office of Educator Support celebrated Oklahoma Teachers for their impact in education with on-field recognition at the Nov. 12 Oklahoma State vs. Iowa State football game.

The IFJ Gender Council conference on Women in Unions: Building power, Fighting for safety will take place online on 22 November from 10 am to 12 pm CET/ 4-9 am EST/1-3 am PST. How can journalists unions promote womens rights and their safety at work, build strong gender friendly structures and fight gender-based violence? Join our panelists on 22 November and make a change in your union!

China's communist regime has set up technical training centers–under the umbrella of the so-called Luban Workshop—in dozens of ...

Women artists from Turkey, Iran, Spain and the Netherlands talk about their inspiration, styles, and exhibiting in Luxembourg