American Institutes for Research

AIR’s @TBI_MS (MSKTC) is a Platinum winner of the 2026 Hermes Creative Awards for its Recovering from Disorders of Consciousness video—recognizing excellence in translating TBI research into accessible, impactful storytelling. Watch the video: msktc.org/tbi/videos/rec…

Join REL Midwest on May 12 for a webinar on teaching fractions with confidence. Explore the Teaching Fractions Toolkit and learn about free, research-based professional development resources for middle grade educators. 🔗 air-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

AI is reshaping how #EdResearch is done, but guidance for responsible use is limited. AIR convened researchers, funders and industry leaders to draft shared principles for ethical, transparent AI use in education research—now open for public comment. air.org/project/develo…

The latest AIR Health News covers Medicaid work requirement communications, synthetic opioid trends, gene therapy advances, and more shaping health policy and practice. Read the full issue: icont.ac/51h9h

Second chances are about more than policy—they’re also about dignity, opportunity, and stronger communities. As we close out #SecondChanceMonth, see how AIR supports reentry efforts nationwide: air.org/resource/spotl…

There's one week left to respond to AIR’s Health + AI RFI! What’s working in healthcare AI? What still needs proof? What risks need closer attention? Share your perspective by May 7 at 5 p.m. ET: air.org/resource/blog-…

States preparing for Medicaid work requirements face a familiar challenge: reaching eligible adults with timely, understandable information. AIR shares evidence‑based strategies to reduce confusion and coverage loss: air.org/resource/blog-…

The latest AIR Newsletter is out—featuring new work on malaria early warning systems, ESSER’s lessons for education funding, skills‑based hiring, and more. Explore how AIR is applying evidence across health, education, and workforce systems: icont.ac/51gRn

Join REL Midwest on May 12 (1:00 p.m. CT) for a webinar on teaching fractions with confidence. Explore the Teaching Fractions Toolkit and free, research‑based resources for middle grade instruction. 🔗 air-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

New research from AIR, @MathematicaNow and @RANDCorporation reveals how school networks drive student success. Findings from the @gatesfoundation NSI evaluation show positive impacts on math, GPA and FAFSA completion through continuous improvement. More: gates.ly/4sZlSfC

During #Afterschool Professionals Appreciation Week (April 20–24), AIR joins @NatlAfterSchool in recognizing the workforce behind high-quality programs. Our brief examines their roles and why clarity supports career pathways: air.org/project/out-sc… #HeartofAfterSchool

From Medicare Advantage to the U.S. birth rate, the latest AIR Health News highlights key trends shaping health care and health policy—plus updates on prior authorization reform and trust in health providers. icont.ac/51gDm

AIR is partnering with Apprenticeships for America to help states design pay‑for‑performance apprenticeship funding models. With support from @Arnold_Ventures, AIR will lead the research—developing metrics and frameworks to measure outcomes. apprenticeshipsforamerica.org/news/afa-publi…

Skills‑based practices are gaining traction in city government, but implementation matters. In a new AIR blog, we share what we’re learning from cities putting skills‑based approaches into practice across hiring and workforce development. air.org/resource/blog-… @leagueofcities

Have a health care AI use case that actually works in practice? We want to know what it takes to measure value and manage risk. Share your input by 4/24: air.org/resource/blog-…

District and secondary school teams can apply to AIR’s Insights Summer Training Institute to strengthen attendance and engagement using practical, data‑driven strategies. Express interest by 4/15: air.org/event/insights…

Degrees aren’t always the best proxy for job performance. In a new DC Journal (@InsideSourcesDC) op‑ed, AIR’s Julie Kochanek explains why skills‑based hiring can help build a more effective public‑sector workforce. dcjournal.com/hiring-based-o…

“There’s no one-size-fits-all funding model for English-language (EL) students.”—AIR’s Tammy Kolbe An @educationweek article shares insights from an AIR webinar on why EL funding should be cost-based and aligned with students’ needs, not flat formulas. edweek.org/teaching-learn…

AIR is heading to #ASUGSV2026 in San Diego—one of the leading convenings on education and skills from PreK to Gray. Our team will be engaging on scaling what works, responsible uses of AI, and research-driven partnerships that support real-world impact. asugsvsummit.com

Youth sport outcomes depend on coaching. New findings from the @MillionCoaches implementation study, led by AIR’s Jessy Newman, show that evidence‑based coach training boosts coach confidence and improves athlete experiences nationwide. millioncoaches.org/news/million-c…