A Review of the 2026 Georgia Legislative Session Lawmakers Made Some Attempts to Erode Public Education – We Held the Line and Built for the
May 15, 2026 Three generations of women educators reflect on how Brown v. Board of Education shaped their lives and communities. Through personal stories, the
April 24, 2026 Students, advocates and researchers examine how Texas Senate Bill 17 and related policy changes are affecting college access, campus climate and student
Hi friends! We made it to the end of the 2026 Georgia Legislative Session. Sine Die, the final day of the legislative session, is Thursday,
First Day of Session Update! Greetings! Today, the Georgia General Assembly kicked off the legislative session. For the next 40 legislative days they will take
Major News Outlets Cite IDRA Experts and Families as Racism Complaints Remain Unresolved Key takeaways Federal civil rights protections for students are weakening as OCR
IDRA has been supporting families and the Lubbock NAACP in Lubbock, Texas, since at least 2023 regarding persistent harassment and bullying against Black students in
U.S. Department of Education Announces Moves Key Programs to Other Agencies, Weakening Federal Oversight and Destabilizing Services for Key Student Groups Key Takeaways Resource from
New Culturally-Sustaining School Counseling Model Policy Aims to Reduce Gaps in College Access Key takeaways Resource from the Intercultural Development Research Association (IDRA), a nonprofit
September 23, 2025 In the final episode of the series, IDRA Education Policy Fellows share what gives them hope and what comes next. After nine
