Artificial Intelligence, Higher Education, and the Future of Knowledge
An event addressing how students, educators, and institutions retain real agency in the age of AI
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EDT
Events
New America is proud to serve as a gathering place for events—both online and in-person—to exchange ideas, spotlight new research, and engage with diverse perspectives. Every year, New America’s events bring together thousands of people across sectors and disciplines to help shape policy discussions and drive solutions to real-world challenges.
Strengthening Connections to Early Intervention Services Through Policy and Practice
Early intervention is a key support for young children’s development, but it can be hard for families to access these crucial services. Explore how policy and practical implementation can help.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EDT
Wired for Equity: Bridging the Disability Gap in Classrooms
The rise of AI-driven learning and hybrid classrooms presents both opportunities and risks of further exclusion for learners with disabilities. This event will explore how technology can be implemented with accessibility in mind.
Virtual
12PM – 1:30PM EDT
The AI Agenda: Exploring the Trump Administration’s Approach to AI Literacy and Use
A discussion on the U.S. AI skilling agenda—what implementation might look like, where gaps remain, and what comes next.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EDT
Unreasonable Women
Drawing on seven years of unprecedented research and on-the-ground reporting in U.S. prisons, Unreasonable Women is the story of women and violence in America and how survivors are targeted for prosecution.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EDT
Inclusion in Youth Apprenticeship – Supporting Youth with Disabilities
In 2020, 20% of students enrolled in postsecondary institutions had a disability. Join NAPE for a webinar exploring gaps in access and their root causes
Virtual
1PM – 2PM EDT
1873: The Rothschilds, the First Great Depression, and the Making of the Modern World
Join author Liaquat Ahamed to discuss his new book that follows the buildup and aftermath of the crisis of 1873.
Hybrid
12PM – 1PM EDT
Rediscovering Kindergarten: Embracing Play and Joy in Learning
Explore why high-quality kindergarten is both possible and necessary with author and Senior Fellow Laura Bornfreund in conversation with the Hechinger Report’s Christina Samuels.
Hybrid
3:30PM – 4:30PM EDT
The Moth Mainstage at The National Building Museum
In-Person
7:30PM – 8:30PM EDT
National Building Museum
401 F Street NW, Washington, DC 20001
The Man Who Stole the Gods
Hear from author Matthew Campbell about his new book following the criminal enterprise and global conspiracy of greed and collusion that invovled some of the world’s most powerful museums and collectors.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EDT