For most of my career, I've communicated my research the way scholars are trained to — in peer-reviewed journals, at conferences, in reports dense with citations. That work matters. But it reaches the people who already read journals.

Today, we are proud to announce the public release of the Flint Spatial Echo, an interactive geospatial tool designed to make visible the hidden structural ties between 1930s federal housing policy and 21st-century school funding.

The Tennessee Center for Educational Finance and Policy (TNEFP) operates as a research hub committed to a rigorous, justice-oriented analysis of public school funding systems.