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no fixed geography · covers Education, inequality, and innovation · nonprofit · est. 2011
We cover inequality and innovation in education with in-depth journalism that uses research, data and stories from classrooms and campuses to show the public how education can be improved and why it matters. Read more about our mission.
Education is one of the most important issues of our time. Our reporters and editors push education reporting to new levels of quality, clarity, depth and breadth, to explain why education policy matters and how it’s affecting young people.
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Our journalism drives meaningful change — spurring new legislation, improving schools and inspiring readers to engage with their local communities. By influencing policy and sparking discussions in living rooms, we make a tangible difference. Here’s a glimpse of just some of our impact.
We cover the issues we cover because we believe in them, but our reporting is often recognized by our peers. We appreciate it.
Fred M. Hechinger was education editor of The New York Times, an author of several books and an advocate for public education. The Hechinger Report continues his efforts to produce and promote high-quality education coverage.
Our media partners allow us to reach the widest possible audience. We’ve produced stories in collaboration with many news organizations both large and small.
The Hechinger Report is supported in its work by a variety of foundations and individuals. Because we are funded by multiple philanthropies, we have the freedom to follow stories wherever they lead.
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