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Among the growing pile of influential studies on early education, a few have become landmarks.  They have tracked children over not just one year or two years, but

Last Friday, we hosted author and University of Pennsylvania history professor Michael Katz to talk about his new book Why Don’t American Cities Burn?Devin Fergus, a professor

Rep. Richard Neal (D-MA) introduced the Auto-IRA Act of 2012 (HR 4049) yesterday, and also appeared at a forum sponsored by the Aspen Institute with

The Asset Building News Week is a weekly Friday feature on the The Ladder, the Asset Building Program blog, designed to help readers keep up with news and

Countless journalists, advocates, and lobbyists claim that the government profits when students default on their federal loans. But this week’s release of President Obama’s fiscal year 2013 budget

President Barack Obama submitted his fourth budget request to Congress on February 13th, 2012. The detailed budget request includes proposed funding levels for federal programs and agencies in

by Jason Schuck February 14th, 2012 Recently I came across a post on Facebook illustrating all the types of marriage mentioned in the Bible.  I respect the artist's copyright, so

By Tanaya Kilara, CGAP

Reproduced from Microfinance Gateway and cross-posted on youthsave.org

When Proctor and Gamble (P&G) launched a concentrated, non-foaming detergent for low-income people in Mexico, they expected

We're hosting an event this Friday with author and urban historian Michael Katz (also a professor of history at University of Pennsylvania) to discuss his