Reengaging and Rethinking Education for K-12 Multilingual Learners
By Jen Himmel and Tatyana Vdovina
MSG’s Facebook Live Event Highlights: Youth Mental Health During the Pandemic
On May 5, 2021, MSG hosted a Facebook Live event to discuss youth mental health during the pandemic and strategies that parents and caregivers can use to help.
We had a fantastic selection of panelists to help answer questions and contribute to the hour-long conversation: Rachel Larkin from the Montgomery County Suicide Prevention Coalition and the EveryMind Crisis Hotline and Dr. Alfiee Breland-Noble, Founder, The AAKOMA Project, Inc., a youth mental health nonprofit.
MSG Supports DOL Initiative to Improve Demographic Data Collection Quality in Workforce Programs
By River Marquez, with contributions from Susan Rusch, Robert Bartolotta, Michelle Flores, Cyndi Lucas, and Borjan Zic
Mental Health in Schools: A COVID-Era Crisis
By John Lingan
The COVID-19 pandemic has now affected three consecutive academic years for students, teachers, and school staff. School and education leaders throughout the U.S. have continuously adjusted to prevent the spread of COVID, whether through masking policies, contact tracing, and random viral testing.
Expanding Educational Access in Pakistan
Expanding Educational Access in Pakistan
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Domestic Violence During COVID-19 – Voices from the Field
Domestic Violence During COVID-19 – Voices from the Field
Partnerships Play Key Role in Innovative Practices in Adult Education Announced by Manhattan Strategy Group
The Advancing Innovation in Adult Education Project will feature five innovative practices in adult education during a Career and Technical Education Month showcase webinar.