Source: Interaction Institute
9. Inequality and economic immobility are also not the same thing.
10. The Chronicle of Higher Education asks: does college itself reinforce inequality? (Chronicle subscription required)
11. Why equity should matter to funders.
12. Foundations are focusing on big issues, including equity.
There are startling statistics that we can no longer ignore. A child born into a family in the lowest income quintile has a 4% chance of moving into the top quintile . Half of black Americans are born poor and
By Aric Thomas. Originally posted on High School Leadership . Are we pushing students to graduation without the skills needed to allow for positive economic mobility? Is the work being done by companies, community colleges, non-profit agencies, and high s
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