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Cradle to Kindergarten
Dr. Hirokazu Yoshikawa and Dr. Ajay Chaudry presented and discussed Cradle to Kindergarten: A New Plan to Combat Inequality. Co-authored by Dr. Taryn Morrissey and Dr. Christina Weiland, and now being released in its second edition, their book presents a comprehensive, research-driven plan to invest in early-childhood education. The 2021 edition is updated with newly revised proposals and cost estimates that incorporate what they learned working with several state leaders on developing cradle-to-kindergarten plans and are responsive to the current political and policy moment. Their proposals include a federal child care guarantee, universal early education starting at age 3, and reforming Head Start to expand the program to more younger children and enhance the services provided to better meet the needs of families living in areas of concentrated poverty.
With Pilot Pre-Doctoral Program, NYU Wagner Partners with Leading Policy Schools to Diversify and Support PhD Applicants
NYU Wagner will launch a new pre-doctoral research program – the Pre-Doctoral Program in Policy – in partnership with
Sherry Glied, Dean of NYU Wagner, Receives High Distinction for Health Services Research
Sherry Glied, Dean and Professor of Public Service at NYU Wagner, has been accorded the 2021 William B.
President Biden to Nominate Professor Lily Batchelder for Tax Policy Position
President Biden has nominated Lily Batchhelder, Affiliated Professor at NYU Wagner and Robert C.
Linking Incarcerated Individuals to Health Services is Focus of NYC Data Report by NYU Wagner Researchers and City Officials
Three NYU Wagner researchers – Scarlett Wang, Kacie Dragan, and John Billings – have produced with New York City offi
Bloomberg to Help Reduce Financial Barriers for Top Talent to Begin Careers in Public Service
From climate change to inequality, urban infrastructure to transportation systems, public health to public schools, n
Seven NYU Wagner Alumni Recognized for Nonprofit Leadership by City&State New York
NYU Wagner congratulates seven of its graduates who have been recognized by City & State New York for outstanding
Panelists Discuss Potential Solutions to Health Disparities on Marginalized Communities
NYU Wagner and The Century Foundation presented Health Disparities in America: What’s the Cure?, a discussion about policy ideas that aim to eliminate health disparities within vulnerable communities.
NYU Wagner & Dean Sherry Glied Appointed to Lead NY Economic Recovery Commission
Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced the formation of the Commission on the Future of New York's Economy—an interdisci