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Lyft Wants To Help Its Drivers Finish College

The ridesharing company is partnering with Guild Education to offer thousands of dollars in tuition discounts to drivers.

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Here’s Why These Libraries On Wheels Are Rolling Into Combat Zones

Education "is a vital part of the humanitarian response” that “is not a luxury that can wait until other survival needs are met.”

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5 Lessons From One Of The Music Biz’s Most Successful College Dropouts

“He gave up the game. A lot of people do these things, but they don’t tell you how they do these things.”

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We're Accidentally Raising Another Generation Of Racists

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Forbes Honors Education Innovators Under 30. But, Um, Where Are The Teachers?

Here are three educators who could have made the cut.

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Here's Why Chance The Rapper Showed Up At A Chicago City Council Meeting

Spoiler alert: He wasn’t there to perform.

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The Proposed GOP Tax Bill Could Hurt Teachers

“As educators spend more and more of their own funds each year to buy basic essentials, Republican leaders chose to ignore the sacrifice made by those who work in our nation’s public schools.”

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South L.A. Students Are Helping This Museum Collect Data About Climate Change

“The hands-on experience is more effective than just showing them videos of polar bears or teaching them about Arctic regions.”

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Nov 02, 2017

5 Spine-Tingling Reads For Halloween

Mummies, urban legends, and immortal souls — oh my! What scary stories top your list?

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This Celebrity Chef Wants To Help Low-Income Students In Chicago Break Into The Culinary Industry

“I believe our city is rich with untapped resources.”

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Here’s How To Talk To Kids About Sexual Violence

Tarana Burke, the founder of the Me Too campaign, explains why families need to have uncomfortable conversations.

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Oct 20, 2017

Italy Is Teaching Students How To Spot Fake News

“Fake news drips drops of poison into our daily web diet and we end up infected without even realizing it.”

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Oct 19, 2017

Philando Castile Is Still Helping To Feed Kids In His City A Year After He Was Killed By Police

The beloved cafeteria manager’s memory is being honored through a crowdfunding campaign that’s raised enough money to erase the school lunch debt for every child in the St. Paul Public Schools.

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Oct 17, 2017

The Ground Is Contaminated. Residents Are Scared. But The NAACP Is Working To Fix It

Through the Community Scientist program, one of the oldest civil rights groups in the nation is teaching students in East Chicago, Indiana, how to fight environmental injustice.

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Jane Goodall Makes A Simple Case For Encouraging Kids To Be Curious

The legendary primatologist tells Neil deGrasse Tyson how she fell in love with science. Spoiler alert: It was way before she headed to Africa to study chimpanzees.

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Apple Co-Founder’s Next Venture Could Revolutionize Education

With Woz U, Steve Wozniak hopes to train a new generation of tech workers for high-paying jobs.

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“It's a really critical issue for LGBTQ young people, and it's even more pressing and alarming in the current political climate.”

The ridesharing company is partnering with Guild Education to offer thousands of dollars in tuition discounts to drivers.

Education "is a vital part of the humanitarian response” that “is not a luxury that can wait until other survival needs are met.”

“He gave up the game. A lot of people do these things, but they don’t tell you how they do these things.”

But there’s something we can do about it.

Here are three educators who could have made the cut.

Spoiler alert: He wasn’t there to perform.

“As educators spend more and more of their own funds each year to buy basic essentials, Republican leaders chose to ignore the sacrifice made by those who work in our nation’s public schools.”

“The hands-on experience is more effective than just showing them videos of polar bears or teaching them about Arctic regions.”

Mummies, urban legends, and immortal souls — oh my! What scary stories top your list?

“I believe our city is rich with untapped resources.”

Tarana Burke, the founder of the Me Too campaign, explains why families need to have uncomfortable conversations.

“Fake news drips drops of poison into our daily web diet and we end up infected without even realizing it.”

The beloved cafeteria manager’s memory is being honored through a crowdfunding campaign that’s raised enough money to erase the school lunch debt for every child in the St. Paul Public Schools.

Through the Community Scientist program, one of the oldest civil rights groups in the nation is teaching students in East Chicago, Indiana, how to fight environmental injustice.

The legendary primatologist tells Neil deGrasse Tyson how she fell in love with science. Spoiler alert: It was way before she headed to Africa to study chimpanzees.

With Woz U, Steve Wozniak hopes to train a new generation of tech workers for high-paying jobs.