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Jun 10 2021
Will Students Come Back?: Parent’s Attitudes to School Re-Opening
New research, conducted by RAND Corporation and commissioned by The Rockefeller Foundation, details parents’ preferences for in-person school safety measures and how they differ on racial and ethnic lines. Among key findings: 84 percent of parents plan to send at least some of their children to school in person in the fall, another 12 percent are unsure, and only 5 percent of parents have no plans to do so.
Health U.S. & the Americas
Jun 03 2021
U.S. Covid-19 Response and Recovery
Covid-19 Testing Scenarios for Education Leaders
As we continue to make progress in the fight against Covid-19, more and more schools are making in-person learning an option for their students.  Mathematica, The Rockefeller Foundation, and the Duke …
May 25 2021
A Blueprint for Equitable Vaccination Centers
Across the United States, public officials and community leaders are working to achieve racial equity in vaccinations by expanding access, lowering barriers, and building confidence. More than half of U.S. …