A new public-private partnership is helping migrant workers in China adjust to factory life.

A biology program that involves collecting insect DNA is teaching students to think and act like scientists.

Technology center revives Macedonian apparel industry and continues to prosper three years after the EDC project is complete.

New tools from EDC help Head Start programs across the country meet staff development needs.

Working with an award-winning filmmaker and production company, EDC is developing a video-based professional development toolkit for middle schools.

Steve Anzalone recently traveled to Pakistan to develop a new EDC project that will help the country improve its preservice teacher training.

Yemeni educators integrate technology into their classrooms to help develop students’ 21st-century skills.

Working with retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, EDC is helping develop Our Courts, a free interactive Web-based program designed to engage middle school students in civics education.

Youth in the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo learn to build sustainable livelihoods while at the same time reducing their risk for HIV/AIDS.

A project in West Virginia helps preschool teachers improve how they teach language and literacy.

EDC is evaluating a service for Medicaid patients that seeks to stem the flow of frequent but potentially preventable hospitalizations and emergency room visits by providing patients with a place to receive patient-centered care.

For more than 40 years, Ingrid Chalufour has reached out to young children and their families in a variety of early childhood settings.

EDC is evaluating a new resource aimed at increasing Alaska Natives’ exposure to and involvement in the geosciences.

For more than five years, EDC has supported a 37-state program that engages students in grades 6 through 12 in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) activities.

A 10-state partnership provides educators with online courses to improve teaching and learning.

EDC is providing the first federally funded training and technical assistance program specifically focused on mentoring programs for youth in the foster care and juvenile justice systems.

In an effort to improve early childhood development programs, EDC and Save the Children are bringing interactive radio instruction (IRI) to community child-care centers in Malawi.

One powerful way to support people living with HIV and AIDS is to involve them in strategies that address misconceptions and support prevention. With that in mind, EDC created resource for Caribbean educators and networks of people living with HIV and AIDS.

With lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth facing a heightened risk for suicidal behavior, an EDC resource center has developed a set of guidelines for the adults who care for them.

Most violence on campuses comes from within the community itself. EDC works with colleges and universities to keep students safe.

The Mathematics Leadership Program provides professional development for teachers, math coaches, and administrators to help students make sense of mathematics.

Nancy Clark-Chiarelli works with West Virginia preschool teachers to improve language and literacy learning among their students.

EDC worked with historians, interactive media designers, TV producers, and teachers to understand and analyze how educators can harness young people’s interest in video games, digital storytelling, and sharing to deepen students’ grasp of U.S. History.

A new video game created by EDC encourages youth and young adults in Thailand to take steps to prevent HIV/AIDS

EDC’s Ford PAS program introduces a new curriculum on alternative energy sources.

A new EDC program is providing youths with education and livelihood skills.

EDC is using radio to teach English to both students and teachers in Bihar, India.

A new professional development program developed by EDC assists teachers in boosting language and literacy acquisition among low-income children ages 3 to 5.

As technology businesses are booming in Jordan, educators are striving to prepare schools and students to keep pace. In 2003, an education initiative was launched to upgrade technology skills and knowledge. EDC’s Daniel Light spent time in these classrooms evaluating the program.

Two new curricula developed by EDC in collaboration with the New York Botanical Garden are exciting students about ethnobotany, the scientific study of the relationship between people and plants.