Every day, students with disabilities are neglected and fall further behind. We must ensure all students persevere in an environment that allows them to succeed.
The Public Purpose
The Graduate Journal of American University's School of Public Affairs
Child and Family Policy
Questioning the Efficacy of Corporal Punishment in Modern-Day School Systems
It’s time to end corporal punishment so all students have a just and safe school environment focused on building them into the leaders and learners of tomorrow.
Universal Pre-K: A Parent’s Perspective
Childcare, universal pre-k, and incentives for childcare workers will lower costs and increase access, benefiting a broader spectrum of parents and families.
When Self-Regulation Is Not Enough: A Look at Food Marketing to Children
Self-regulation provides positive press for companies, but corporate social responsibility does not protect children from harmful food marketing.
Living Room Education: Home Visits as a Prevention Tool
Despite evidence that home visits forge relationships and improve student educational outcomes, barriers still exist to starting programs.
Lessons From the Private Sector: The Need for Paid Leave
Parents shouldn’t have to worry about economic hardship because they want to be involved in their child’s early years. It’s time to pass paid leave legislation.
Childcare Policy Needs Coherent Advocates
Early Childhood Education has started to gain traction in several states, which promises to open up the federal government for additional childcare reform.