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Washington, DC 20006
(202) 452-9830

Please note: EWA will not publish unsolicited guest blog posts.

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Power to the Pupil: The Case for Using More Student Voice in Your Reporting

June 25, 2019 Allison KowalskiEducation Writers Association

The Institute for Higher Education Policy is known for issuing wonky, data-heavy reports. So why did the Washington-based think tank just issue a report focused on the personal stories of 17 low-income students struggling with inadequate financial aid?

Blog: Higher Ed Beat

Collaboration, Patience, Empathy: Higher Ed Reporters Share ‘How I Did the Story’

June 20, 2019 Felicia Mello of CALMatters for EWA

In 2018, Meghan Irons and her colleagues at the Boston Globe set out to document a troubling paradox: Their city is famous for its world-class universities, but working-class Bostonians were largely failing to thrive there and move up the economic ladder.

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When Prisoners Go to College
In Illinois, education programs for the incarcerated show strong results despite being underfunded
(EWA Radio: Episode 200)

June 18, 2019 Emily Richmond Subscribe to #ewaRADIO

If you’re an inmate in Illinois, what educational programs are available to help you get your life back on track? That’s the question public radio reporter Lee Gaines set out to answer in an ongoing series. As part of an EWA Reporting Fellowship, Gaines looks at how severe budget cuts in Illinois, plus changes to eligibility for federal Pell Grant dollars, have reduced the number of prisoners earning postsecondary credentials and degrees.

Blog: Higher Ed Beat

Five Fresh Student Loan Story Ideas
Fertile ground for journalists include forgiveness, parent loans and claims of victimhood.

June 16, 2019 Barbara Shelley for EWA

Student loans always seem to be making news these days. After all, 44 million Americans owe a total collective educational debt load of $1.5 trillion. The student debt level is so high that it is often called a “crisis” that is blamed for worsening everything from racial inequalities to borrowers’ marriage prospects.

Blog: The Educated Reporter

The State of Civics Education in 2019

June 14, 2019 Natalie Orenstein of Berkeleyside for EWA

We’ve all seen the startling statistics.

Only a quarter of Americans can name the three branches of government. Only a quarter of high school seniors are “proficient” in civics, based on recent national assessment results.

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