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ALT A person smiling while sitting at a table with others, surrounded by text and logos. The image promotes "Workforce Pell" for adult education, highlighting expanded financial aid eligibility, high-quality short-term training programs, and in-demand skills for career advancement. Logo at bottom includes the Adult Education Research and Technical Assistance Center, AIR.

ALT A person helps another at a computer in a library setting. The poster highlights the benefits of adult education: creating a resilient local economy, a skilled workforce, and reducing poverty. The poster is branded with AIR: Adult Education Research and Technical Assistance Center and mentions #AEFLWeek.

ALT A group of people pose in front of an AIR (American Institutes for Research) booth at a conference. They are all smiling and wearing conference badges. The booth features a display with the AIR logo and slogan “Advancing Evidence. Improving Lives.” There is also a stack of materials on a table and a sign that reads “AIR Advancing: National Conference, Chicago.”

ALT The image is an infographic titled "Workforce Pell Timeline: When Funds Will Be Available and How the Program Will Be Implemented," by AIR. It includes a timeline divided into three sections: Summer 2026, Fall 2026, and Winter 2026+. - **Summer 2026**: Describes the early effectiveness of Workforce Pell laws, optional state determination of program eligibility, certification of programs eligible for Pell dollars, and state financial aid system alignment. - **Fall 2026**: Mentions student enrollment in eligible programs, dispersal of first Workforce Pell awards, and integration with state financial aid systems. - **Winter 2026+**: Details ED and state refinement of policies, possible program expansion, and assistance for states in expanding eligible programs.

ALT A person is focused on a laptop, wearing glasses and a collared shirt. The top text reads, "Education Researcher Community: We Want Your Input!" Below, it says, "Help shape the future of responsible AI use in education research. Share your input on initial guiding principles by May 8, 2026.” The AIR logo and website, AIR.org, are at the bottom.

ALT The image is a promotional graphic for the EF+Math Program, introducing the EF+Math Resource Library. It highlights five years of research and development as an open-access hub for equity-centered math learning. It mentions 175+ resources and publications, reaching over 20,000 students and having 700+ community members. The aerdf logo is present. The website efmathprogram.org is noted for exploring the Resource Library.

ALT The image is an event flyer featuring the "Launch of the Peace Pillar Synthesis" hosted by The Global SDG Synthesis Coalition. The event is scheduled for 25 February 2026, from 9:09-10:30 AM EST (3:09-4:30 PM CET). It includes photos of seven participants: Isabelle Mercier from UNDP, Thomas de Hoop from American Institutes for Research, Andi Coombes from American Institutes for Research, Matthew Cogan from UN Department of Peace Operations, Louis Hoffmann from IOM, Anayansi Lopez from the UN Office, and Brian James Williams from the United Nations. The theme is "Preventing violence, saving lives." There is a "Goal 16" symbol with the words "Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions."













