Learning in Their Language, Leading in Their Communities
At North Seattle College, multilingual early childhood education pathways are helping educators build on the knowledge, language, and experience they already bring to their communities.
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Our Partners and Programs in Action
Together, we’re putting what we know about how young people learn, grow, and thrive into practice and creating more opportunities for more of them to reach their potential. We’re honored to share some of their stories with you.
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What Today’s Parents Want Us to Know
New research from ZERO TO THREE finds parents are confident and intentional about how they’re raising their children. They also want more time, trusted information, and practical support to help their families thrive.
The Reading Crisis Is Solvable
Welcome back to One Bright Idea, a series where partners shine a light on one idea from the field that’s…
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What Phones in Focus Research Reveals About Cell Phones in Schools
Two researchers at the forefront of the national conversation share what the data reveals, what it doesn’t, and why both matter.
Logan Smalley is turning curiosity into wonder at TED-Ed
For TED-Ed founder Logan Smalley, reach is just a part of the story of impact.
At TED-Ed, Emerging Technologies Matter in Education
At TED-Ed, emerging technologies matter in education. But student voice and skill-building matter more.
Three Studies Shaping Our Thinking About Adolescence
Adolescence is an important time of discovery, when young people begin to make sense of who they are, what they…
Three Studies Shaping Our Thinking About Early Learning
In early childhood, the science continues to evolve—and with it, our understanding of what young children need to thrive.
Announcing Dr. William (Bill) Hite as the New President of the Bezos Family Foundation
We are pleased to announce that Dr. William (Bill) Hite, EdD, will be the Bezos Family Foundation’s new President.
Rethinking the Path to Community-Engaged Research
Andrew Nalani reflects on shifting from outcomes to ecosystems and what it takes to prepare the next generation of scholars.
Walking Softly, Listening Carefully
For Meghan Orman, the past six months as a Jackie Bezos Researcher in Residence have been shaped by conversations, listening sessions, conferences, and quiet reflection.
A Future Built on Belonging
At Zuni Pueblo, ZYEP is helping young people stay rooted in their culture and community through arts, athletics, and mentorship.
Learning Accelerates When Students Join the Feedback Loop
When students and families sat side by side with the same information, the quality of engagement changed dramatically.
Encouraging Trends in the Learning Ecosystem
What’s giving our partners hope in 2026? From rural innovation to youth civic power to the joy of reading, leaders across the learning ecosystem share the trends fueling their optimism.
Geaux Far Louisiana: Families Leading Early Childhood Systems Change
In Louisiana, parents and providers aren’t just at the table — they’re leading it. See how Geaux Far is building an early childhood system that works for families, from the ground up.