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Unveiling the data gap: Understanding the socioeconomic wellbeing of LGBTQ+ Americans

On Monday, June 26, the Brookings Center on Children and Families will host an event to discuss the implications of the gap in data on LGBTQ+ Americans' wellbeing and what research and policy needs to be done to sustain and improve the lives of these communities.

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What works in childhood education and how are we going to pay for it?

What works in childhood education and how are we going to pay for it?
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The Parent Trap: Reducing social inequality by supporting parents and their children

On May 9, the Brookings Center on Children and Families will host an event to discuss the critical role parents in child skill development. Sharita Gruberg will join economist and author Nate Hilger on a panel moderated by social policy expert Melissa Kearney.

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Want to Close Gaps in College Enrollment? Improve Academic Preparation, a New Study Says

Among people with similar high-school credentials, Black and Hispanic students enrolled at higher rates than white and Asian students.

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American Family Survey reveals national views on the American dream

Only 40% of Americans say they are better off than their parents were at a similar age

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