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The new film “Being Heumann” arrives at a critical moment when many hard-won rights of disabled people are threatened.
Public Comment from New America's Education and Work programs opposing new rules for the collection of United States Census Data
How policymakers in Congress, federal agencies, and states can expand degree apprenticeship to be available to students nationwide.
Congressional Democrats expected to push for an affordability agenda that includes child care reform.
Hollie Russon Gilman and Sarah Jacob spoke with CivicLex about the first civic assembly in Lexington, Kentucky.
The limited availability of small-dollar mortgage loans is a barrier to homeownership—and the wealth-building and stability it can provide.
Fahe builds the capacity of local financial ecosystems to deliver homeownership financing at scale in rural communities.
National Community Stabilization Trust expands affordable homeownership by connecting mission-driven buyers with foreclosed properties.
Houston Land Bank leverages public-private partnerships and discounted public land to create affordable homeownership opportunities.
LISC expands access to home repair financing through flexible underwriting, alternative credit, and integrated legal assistance.
ROC USA combines affordable capital and technical assistance to enable resident-owned communities.
Grounded Solutions Network helps communities scale permanently affordable homeownership through tailored support for community land trusts.
New America's Peter W. Singer explores how Army infantry, armor, and robotic systems might fight together.
New America’s Eviction Data Response Network helps 11 states build reliable eviction data systems and data-driven policies.
With Washington absent on AI safety, middle powers must band together, write Gordon LaForge and Robert C. Orr in Project Syndicate.