Learn about the K-12 and higher education experiences of boys and men of color using this list of studies and articles.

Reporters and experts explain how early childhood and K-12 education shapes men of color’s college experiences.

Lisa Kurian Philip explains her reporting on the college experiences of Black men in Austin, a West Chicago neighborhood.

Former reporter Rebecca Griesbach details covering Hispanic and Latino men in college amid increased immigration enforcement.

Broadcast journalist Larry Miller of WUSA 9-TV explains the three things reporters should do when covering Black males in college.

The Office for Civil Rights under Trump has targeted DEI, transgender athletes and reduced its focus on racial and sexual harassment.

The Education Writers Association will hold a Workforce Development Seminar at Lorain County Community College in Ohio on November 17, 2026.

As schools and colleges limit or ban artificial intelligence, here’s research and insights on the risks of AI in education.

Here is research on the potential impact of proposals to cut or eliminate local property taxes. Researchers contributed insights.

Here’s why high school graduates may not be prepared for college and careers. Plus, experts discuss solutions and trends.

Watch the video to understand the U.S. Supreme Court's decision that upheld state bans on trans athletes playing in women's sports.

Colorado Public Radio education reporter Jennifer (Jenny) Brundin is retiring after 15 years of covering education.

The Education Writers Association will hold its Higher Education Seminar in Washington, D.C. at Howard University this September.

From ICE raids affecting education to school shootings, Twin Cities journalists explain how they navigated community crises.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld state bans on transgender athletes playing on girls’ and women’s sports teams in school. Here's what to know.

The Education Writers Association triples budget in last decade, survives COVID-19 pandemic, helps reporters navigate threats to education.

The Education Writers Association announces the winners of EWA's Ronald D. Moskowitz & Fred M. Hechinger Prizes.

EWA is offering a free online community for reporters interested in improving their summer school coverage.

Teachers face unique challenges on the job. Here’s why they may limit speaking to reporters and the overall media.

Teacher burnout is an ongoing problem. What are schools doing to address it amid staffing shortages and student misbehavior?

EWA is offering a free online community for reporters interested in improving their summer school coverage.

Get key insights from experts in EWA's webinar recording about the status of evolving state and federal policies that restrict DEI.

2025 Finalists announced for the Education Writers Association's National Awards for Education Reporting. See the full list.

Here is teacher workforce data and research, including state policies affecting paid parental leave and contract agreements.

March 20, 2026 – A message from IRE Board President Josh Hinkle: Dear IRE members and the broader journalism community, I’m reaching out on behalf of IRE’s Board and staff with a heavy heart. I’m so s...

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The Education Writers Association is accepting applications from journalists to join its Reporting With Education Research program.

Journalist Elizabeth Shockman details covering ICE enforcement and its impact on Minnesota schools after Renee Good killing.

Join the Student Press Law Center and the student journalism community as we fight for press freedom!

The Education Writers Association is accepting applications from journalists to join its Reporting With Education Research program.