The Books Children Are Not Reading: Representation Gaps in School Libraries
For a child to see themselves in the books they read is not a small thing. Research shows that representation […]
Five Things You Can Do This Month to Support Educational Equity in Your Community
You do not have to run a nonprofit or work in education policy to make a meaningful contribution to educational
Community-Based Learning: What Happens When Education Goes to Families
For many children, the school day ends but the learning environment does not improve at home. Families dealing with housing
How Early Childhood Education Access Shapes Long-Term Learning Outcomes
Research on early childhood development consistently shows that children who receive quality learning experiences before kindergarten enter school better prepared,
The Classroom Supply Gap: What Teachers Are Spending Their Own Money to Fix
Surveys consistently show that a significant percentage of teachers in the United States spend their own money on classroom supplies
Why School Funding Formulas Still Fail the Children Who Need the Most Help
Most people assume that public education in the United States is funded equally across schools. The reality is far more
300 Learning Kits Delivered to Sacramento Students
EduEquity Inc. recently distributed 300 learning kits to students across partner schools in Sacramento. Each kit included essential educational materials
Community Volunteers Support Summer Reading Initiative
Local volunteers joined educators and community partners to help launch a summer reading initiative aimed at preventing learning loss during
New Partnership Expands Educational Access Across California
EduEquity Inc. has established a new partnership with schools and community organizations across California to increase access to educational resources