Table of Contents
- Fueling the Fight for Net Neutrality
- Embracing Ranked-Choice Voting as a Pathway to Pluralism
- Measuring U.S. Drone Use and Misuse
- Fulfilling the Promise of Child Savings Accounts
- Linking the Individual Mandate and Social Responsibility
- Tracking Terrorism in the United States
- Early Education Doesn't End at Pre-K
- Making Higher Education Outcomes Transparent
- Redefining Care Policy
- Using TV "White Spaces" to Create Equitable Internet Access
- Investing in America's Future Thinkers
- Proposing the Public Option
- Creating a Public Interest Technology Sector
- Building a New Practice of Public Problem-Solving
- Expanding Access to High School-Age Youth for High-Quality Apprenticeship Opportunities
- Engaging North Korea
- A Universal 401(k) Plan
- Measuring the Internet for Everyone
- Rethinking Economic Policy
- Documenting the Long Wars
- Ranking Digital Rights
- Future Tense
- Using Fiction to Make Policy More…Realistic
- Pop-Up Magazine
- Developing an MA in Global Security
- Helping Communities Deploy Mesh Networks
- Partnering with Universities
Partnering with Universities
Idea
To leverage the complementary strengths of a university and a policy institute, New America has partnered with three leading academic institutions: Arizona State University, Florida International University, and Southern New Hampshire University.
Incubation
Arizona State partnered with New America and Slate to create Future Tense, a digital and events project that brings story-telling and public engagement to the conversation about tech’s future. That partnership grew to include ASU fellowships at New America and faculty appointments at ASU for New America staff, as well as the jointly-managed Center on the Future of War and its annual Future Security Forum. Florida International formed a Cybersecurity Partnership with New America to work on key cybersecurity topics—such as building cybersecurity workforce capacity (including collaborating to host the National Initiative on Cybersecurity Education Annual Conference) and international cyber capacity—and offer high quality cybersecurity policy education. Southern New Hampshire University partners with our Fellows program to support a new generation of storytellers as they seek to reach a broad audience. Since establishing the partnership, SNHU has hosted two National Fellows on campus as commencement speakers. Stanford University’s new Cyber Policy Center is now partnering with New America to support DigiChina, a unique project that translates and analyzes important Chinese documents on digital economy topics, such as artificial intelligence and data governance.
Impact
The conferences and fellowships resulting from these partnerships have reached millions of people, produced 10 books, and brought together thousands of influential leaders from the national security and cybersecurity arenas.