An AQ Charticle illustrates how disproportionate funding privileges universities over primary and secondary schools in Latin America.
Colombian singer Shakira Mebarak brings her advocacy for early childhood development to the stage and to government leaders in Latina America and around the world.
How well are Latin American students performing compared to their peers in other countries and regions? We really don't know, writes Jeffrey M. Puryear in the Fall 2010 issue of Americas Quarterly.
A new study finds that education, race and income may affect the future of policies designed to increase access to universities.
Education entrepreneurs can positively influence educational reform in a number of ways. But regulations, inertia, and a culture that discourages entrepreneurship are choking off initiative and broader change, writes Harvard's Fernando M. Reimers in this preview article from the Fall 2010 issue of Americas Quarterly.
The Partners Forum is spurring governments, NGOs and the private sector to collaborate against a scourge that affects 250 million people in the hemisphere.
