A Look at Seventeen Countries
Education
Research Report
Educational Pluralism in International Context
October 30, 2025
Education
Research Report
The Three Pillars of Educational Pluralism
Availability, Access, and Accountability
July 17, 2025
Education
Policy Memo
Memo: Submission to the UN-OHCHR Working Group in Support of Educational Pluralism
Cardus's response to the UN-OHCHR consultation contests the preference for state-delivered public education. We argue that diverse models of delivery facilitate educational pluralism and contribute to the common good of societies.
May 16, 2025
Education
Research Report
Diverse Outcomes for a Diverse Population
Findings About Homeschooled Adults from the Cardus Education Survey
February 3, 2025
General
Policy Memo
Memo: Alberta’s Budget 2025 Consultation
Our recommendations address the following areas: supporting more families with child care costs, expanding support for independent education, reviewing post-secondary education funding to better serve working-class Albertans, redirecting gambling revenues to addiction relief programs, limiting the expansion of online gambling, increasing investments in palliative care for adults and children, and promoting employment for people with criminal records.
January 11, 2025
Education
Research Report
School-Sector Influence on Graduate Outcomes and Flourishing
Findings from the 2023 Cardus Education Survey
December 4, 2024
Education
Research Report
Can We Call Them Credit Mills?
Assessing the Legitimacy of Some Independent Schools in Ontario
June 24, 2024
Education
Research Report
Retooling Teacher Certification
Bridging the Vocational-Technical Teacher Gap in Alberta
June 13, 2024
Education
Perspectives Paper
The Progressive Case for Educational Pluralism
No, right-of-centre policymakers don't own the school choice movement. Progressives have been supporting educational pluralism at least since the 1960s.
May 14, 2024