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No student should have to choose between food and their future

November 19, 2025

A Q&A With Swipe Out Hunger’s Jaime Hansen on how the organization is addressing student hunger through advocacy, partnership and the power of student-led change. Though 40% of college students nationwide experience food insecurity, Jaime Hansen, executive director of Swipe Out Hunger, calls student hunger a hidden crisis that too…

A group of students holding signs like Hunger Free 2023 and College Hunger Stops Here stand on the. steps of a capitol building.

Beyond the Cliff: The Challenge of Benefits Cliffs and How to Fix Them

November 17, 2025

Benefits cliffs are a critical challenge in America’s public benefits system, including programs like SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), Medicaid, housing assistance and childcare subsidies. These programs help families with low incomes meet basic needs, but rigid eligibility rules often penalize work and advancement. As earnings rise even slightly, families…

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The Free College Handbook: A Practitioner’s Guide to Promise Research (Revised and expanded 2025)

November 12, 2025

State and local leaders considering tuition-free college programs have an updated resource: The Free College Handbook: A Practitioner’s Guide to Promise Research, a practical guide to designing and implementing place-based scholarship programs, produced by the Upjohn Institute for Employment Research. Designed for mayors, state officials, college administrators, nonprofit leaders, philanthropists…

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Fresno is building an economy that works for everyone as Fresno DRIVE celebrates five years

November 5, 2025

Frenso, California is a young American city, both demographically and historically, and uniquely positioned to drive transformational change. With a mix of emerging talent, dedicated community members and concentrated resources, Fresno can be a powerful engine for advancing equity and opportunity.  As California’s fifth largest city and the largest in…

Dragon Dance performance by the Buchanan High School Chinese Club. Photo by Arthur Robinson and Edgar Ruiz.

Detroit students and HBCUs: A pathway to opportunity and economic growth

October 28, 2025

A new research report, Detroit Export, HBCU Import: Detroit Students on the Yard and Back Home Again, underscores the crucial role Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) play in shaping brighter futures for Detroit students, and implications for the city’s economy. Sponsored by The Kresge Foundation, the 18-month study examined how…

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Detroit Export, HBCU Import: Detroit Students on the Yard and Back Home Again

October 28, 2025

“Detroit Export, HBCU Import: Detroit Students on the Yard and Back Home Again,” is a groundbreaking 18-month study examining how Detroit students can successfully enroll in, graduate from, and return home after attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). This comprehensive research reveals that when Detroit students leave Michigan for…