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The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Education Leadership, Organizations, and Entrepreneurship reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Learning Design, Innovation, and Technology reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Human Development and Education reflects on her time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

The Intellectual Contribution Award recipient for Education Policy and Analysis reflects on their time at HGSE and looks toward the future.

With research showing the impact of remote and hybrid learning, what are the federal, state, and district strategies to lift learning and support social-emotional needs?

Shining a light on a pathway to rediscovering and embracing the unique mission of higher education — and how that applies to the world today’s graduates will inherit.

She is among the 261 new members elected to the prestigious organization in 2022.

With an emphasis on social-emotional skills and play, master's student Maureen Bunney's edtech company aims to help young learners succeed.

Dexter Moore Jr., Ed.L.D. '22, returned to his hometown of Oakland, California to lead the school district's pioneering Reparations for Black Student Resolution — a culmination of community organizing.

Newly developed case studies and a film discussion guide will help Harvard and other institutions to confront the legacy of slavery in their own communities.

A look at the trauma-responsive strategies that can help both students and adults — and can an effective trauma response lead to better, more just schools

Professor Tom Kane shares what research tells us about planning catch-up efforts in response to pandemic learning loss.

Stewart Kwoh talks about the need for Asian American history in the curriculum, how this can be done, and the challenges to making it a reality in education.

Assistant Professor Jarvis Givens' "Fugitive Pedagogy" has been honored by the American Educational Research Association as the year's best.

Professor Daniel Koretz receives the 2022 E.F. Lindquist Award in recognition of outstanding applied or theoretical research in the field of testing and measurement.

Associate Professor Sarah Dryden-Peterson talks about the ways we can better support refugee children and teachers in education around the world.

A discussion of concrete ways to support children and adults in developing their capacities to weather the challenges brought on by the pandemic.

She will begin her appointment as professor in residence on July 1, 2022, and will head the Immigration Initiative at Harvard.

She will begin her appointment as professor of practice on July 1, 2022, bringing deep expertise in global education policy.

Sarah Dryden-Peterson on how governments and education systems around the world can create safe, welcoming spaces for displaced students.