AI shapes decisions, identity, and even mental health. For Black people, knowing how it works is now a key part of staying informed, protected, and emotionally grounded.

Tele-neuropsychology (t-NPs) has emerged as a crucial area of research, particularly highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic when remote cognitive assessment and intervention became necessary due to ...

In what way is AI is reshaping data skills, teams, and upskilling strategies in the new year? For a strategic insight, ...

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"If kids are coming or graduating from high school with low reading skills and they don't have access to educational opportunities as an adult to address those low skills," said Todd Evans, senior ...

The study deeply examines structural drivers that influence financial literacy. The authors synthesize international studies showing persistent disparities linked to education levels, socioeconomic ...

Executives today are swimming in data but starving for insight. Reports and metrics flow endlessly across every device, yet few leaders possess the capacity to turn these numbers into a true market ...

School of Nursing, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, Beijing, China Background: Physical literacy (PL) is increasingly recognized as a foundational component of lifelong physical activity ...

Health literacy is the ability to find, understand, and use health information to make informed decisions. The U.S. government now recognizes both personal and organizational responsibility for health ...

Are you getting everything you could from your early literacy data? Too often, early literacy results can flag which students are struggling, but don’t reveal the “why” or point to the way forward.

Risk Description: Involves data that poses a reasonable risk and may lead to civil liability. Often tied to contracts or regulatory compliance. Data Types: Individually identifiable, confidential, ...

An unexpected group of presenters–11th graders from Whitney M. Young Magnet High School in Chicago–made a splash at this year’s ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (FAccT).