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National study in Zambia finds a focus on teaching the basics leads to broad learning gains over time

A new national study of Zambia's Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL) program finds that helping children build foundational literacy and math skills can lead to broader learning gains over time.

Video | J-PAL's Global Executive Director Iqbal Dhaliwal on the potential of AI in tackling global challenges at the Goals House

J-PAL's Global Executive Director Iqbal Dhaliwal speaks on the potential of AI in tackling global challenges at the Goals House

Community Jameel and J-PAL Europe Renew Their Commitment to Advancing Social Inclusion in Europe

Community Jameel and the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab Europe (J-PAL Europe) are pleased to announce a renewed commitment to advancing social inclusion in Europe through J-PAL’s European Social Inclusion Initiative (ESII).

March 2026 Global Monthly Newsletter

In this edition of our newsletter, read about the launch of our new AI Evidence Playbook and the AI in Health Initiative, our blog celebrating Women’s Day on stories of gender evidence in action, and reconnecting children to nature through school gardens and climate education in France, and more.

Program offering academic and financial support helps City Colleges students earn more, study finds

Students who started getting help from the nonprofit One Million Degrees while in high school were more likely to earn an associate degree and, on average, earned $14,000 more than their counterparts, University of Chicago researchers found.

The long-term labor benefits of student supports

A new study sheds light on the long-term benefits of wraparound student supports on students’ employment and earnings. The University of Chicago Inclusive Economy Lab examined how City Colleges of Chicago students who participated in services provided through the student success nonprofit One...

New Study: Chicago-Based Program Drove Significant Gains in Graduation Rates and Career Outcomes for Community College Students

One Million Degrees (OMD) — the Chicago-based nonprofit that pioneered a comprehensive approach to boosting completion rates for community college students — and City Colleges of Chicago today announced new long-term results of an ongoing randomized controlled trial conducted by the University of...

Opinion | Good intentions alone won’t empower Indian women

This women's day, Sharanya Chandran and Akshara Gopalan reflect on why good intentions and increased budget allocations alone cannot empower Indian women — urging policymakers to address deep-rooted gender norms, engage men and boys, and ensure women have real autonomy and control over resources...