Harvard Education Press

10/09/2026

BEYOND BAD APPLES by Hannah Carson Baggett "offers an accessible, practical entry point into one of the most pressing issues for educators today...It is highly recommended for teacher educators looking to introduce abolitionist ideas." —Teachers College Record

10/09/2026

"With equity-minded insight, Megan Hopkins offers leaders...a compelling roadmap for moving beyond silos and building more just, inclusive, and shared systems of responsibility for multilingual learners." —Alan J. Daly on COURAGEOUS LEADERSHIP FOR MULTILINGUAL LEARNERS https://bit.ly/4wYy6b2

10/09/2026

We are accepting submissions for HER’s special issue on Disability and Special Education. We welcome research, essays, reflections, autoethnography, action research, narrative work, artwork, and poetry. Abstracts are due on 1/1/27. Find out more: https://bit.ly/4cTjxxv

10/08/2026

THE REASONS TEACHERS STAY by Douglas B. Larkin and Suzanne Poole Patzelt is a research-based guide uncovering what teachers say keeps them in their schools—and how leaders can sustain them. Find books that are perfect for professional development and see our bulk discounts: https://bit.ly/4hHjTsJ

10/08/2026

Join AERA and The 74 on November 18 for a public webinar on the absenteeism crisis, The Attendance Crisis Isn't Over: What's Driving It—And What Works. Learn more and register here: https://www.aera.net/Events-Meetings/The-Attendance-Crisis-Isnt-Over-Whats-Driving-Itand-What-Works

10/08/2026

HEP author Rachel Lipson sat down for an interview with the Work, Redefined podcast and spoke about research and strategies from her book, THE NEW AMERICAN FRONTIER. Listen to this conversation here:

Work, Redefined · Episode

10/08/2026

HEP author Timothy Shanahan was recently quoted in an article by TIME that examines the current state of literacy in US education. Read this piece here:

Louisa Moats’ teacher-training program is painstaking, pricey, and decades old. It’s also the hot new thing

10/07/2026

Alexis Redding—editor of MENTAL HEALTH IN COLLEGE—and her book's contributors, Bryan Ashton, Adrian Gonzales, and Adam Pierson Milano, sat down for an interview with Student Affairs Now and discussed how to support the well-being of college students. Listen here:

College student mental health continues to be one of the most pressing issues facing higher education. In this episode of Student Affairs NOW, host Heather Shea is joined by Dr. Alexis Redding, editor of Mental Health in College: What Research Tells Us About Supporting Students, along with contribut...

10/07/2026

"Megan Hopkins harnesses her extensive experience in educational leadership to craft a powerful guide for navigating diverse governance landscapes." —Kenji Hakuta on COURAGEOUS LEADERSHIP FOR MULTILINGUAL LEARNERS https://bit.ly/4wYy6b2

10/07/2026

This Banned Books Week, be sure to check out UNCESNSORED by Jonna Perrillo! This book explains how educators can foster strong reading cultures and establish vital community networks to ensure meaningful, deep reading experiences continue. Find out more: https://bit.ly/4AJ4654