Topic: Partnerships & Coalitions

This memo provides an overview of the federal transition process to help leaders build a strategy that maximizes opportunities and minimizes risks related to their key education priorities.

The purpose of this memo is to help education advocates plan for how they can advance their education priorities during this critical transition period that presents both opportunities and risks.

EdTrust brought together 8 advocacy orgs from around the country for the first meeting of the ARE’s Local Advocacy Cohort.

The Council’s student members are a diverse group, including first-generation college students, student-parents, student government leaders, and individuals from various races, ethnicities, ages, and backgrounds.

All students deserve to attend school in communities where educational resources like funding, high-quality teachers, and rigorous content are distributed fairly.

The current political climate in the United States education system is highly polarized, with several contentious issues, including so-called critical race theory, gender identity and sexual orientation, discipline policies, and…

Chair Lewis, Chair Garlick, and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to speak this afternoon in support of the Educator Diversity Act, and other bills on the…

December 13, 2022 Chairman Gabrieli and members of the Board of Higher Education, Thank you for the opportunity to offer testimony on one of the most critical issues facing our…

For nearly three decades, The Education Trust has worked alongside community organizers, grassroots organizations, and advocates to transform schools into places that serve all students well, especially those who are…