New fact sheet demonstrates how to use the #ChildCare and Development Fund (#CCDF) Policies Database search tool, using an example of whether States and Territories made changes to job search policies during 2020 due to the #COVID19 pandemic. buff.ly/3EiutTM

If you're on the hunt for a terrific resource on all things child care & early education, look no further than the Council of Economic Advisers 2023 Economic Report of the President! It's chock full of useful info on the market, along with a great research review. whitehouse.gov/wp-content/upl…

Incredible work here by Claire Cain Miller and Alicia Parlapiano to document the timing of the introduction (and expiration) of various safety net programs during the pandemic! Bravo! (I can't decide if this is a staggered DD nightmare or dream come true😂) nytimes.com/interactive/20…

🔴 LIVE at #EWF2023! 📙NEW REPORT | Today the Global Education Evidence Advisory Panel (GEEAP) launch their new report on cost-effective approaches to improve global learning! Using recent evidence, the #GEEAP share “Smart Buys” to improve learning in low-and middle-income countries. Read now: bit.ly/42zkV0z

Ahlan Simsim is the largest early childhood intervention in the history of humanitarian response. With IRC - International Rescue Committee, we're providing playful learning to millions of children across the Middle East and North Africa. NYU Global TIES for Children research shows the results: globaltiesforchildren.nyu.edu/as-findings

Hey hey! I am so excited that this paper is finally out. I have taught this work for years and tinkered away at the paper. I hope it is helpful, and I hope anyone who uses it will let me know how it goes!

What to do about parallel trends when you only have baseline data? I offer 5 things you can try to make the parallel trends assumption in difference-in-differences somewhat plausible even when you only have a single baseline and not lots of pre-periods blogs.worldbank.org/impactevaluati…

Poverty, not the poor | Science Advances science.org/doi/full/10.11… My new article just got released in Science Advances today. The article is open access. I try to both describe the nature of America's "systemically high poverty" and review explanations of it.

New paper alert: A tutorial on differences-in-differences for medicine & public health. Step-by-step explanations of assumptions, estimators, analysis & interpretation. Open Access paper with data & code for R, STaTa & SAS, and teaching guide. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Going to SREE this week? Check out these great Penn GSE presentations. See you in DC!!

As we enter Ph.D. application season, here are some highlights about Education Policy Penn GSE Our application deadline is Dec 1.

Going to APPAM this week? Check out these ed policy Penn GSE presentations!

A New Study Shows How Schools Can Maximize Full-Day Pre-K's Benefits... and guess what it has to do with aligning pre-K and K-3 experiences! edweek.org/teaching-learn…

It was fun talking with you Nat Malkus - thanks again for having me on the show!

Our new systematic review and meta-analysis, led by Marilyn N Ahun, PhD, analyzes the impact of implementation characteristics in parenting interventions on child development. Our main finding: we need more people to report on their implementation characteristics!! nyaspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ny…

Going to #AEFP24 this week? Come see our Penn GSE presentations!

The KDI School of Public Policy and Management has a new scholarship aimed at students from G7 countries! Full tuition, a stipend, flight, etc. I know that sounds strange but let me explain.

Excited to share our new CEPR Working Paper: "Hometown Conflict and Refugees’ Integration Efforts" cepr.org/publications/d…

We have developed comprehensive slides based on "Poverty, by America" that cover every chapter of the book. You can download the slides & a teacher's guide at endpovertyusa.org. Huge thanks to Tas Yusufali dedicating so much care to this work!