Reading Books to Students Online: Experts Address Concerns about Permission
Can teachers use online video to read books to their students? Experts on copyright and fair use provide guidance and reassurance.
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We Have a Powerful Tool to Flatten the Unemployment Curve
Five ways leaders can act now to make the most of the short-time compensation to help blunt economic fallout from COVID-19.
Democracy Is Hard. These Cities Are Finding Ways to Pull It Off.
From Bologna to York, cities around the world are fostering real, long-lasting paths toward civic power.
Everything You Need to Know: Education in the Coronavirus Emergency Bill
We’ve teamed up to explain what’s included for education in the latest coronavirus emergency package
Forget the Trump Administration. America Will Save America.
The federal government bungled its response to the coronavirus. But leaders around the country give us reason to hope.
How Recommendation Algorithms Shape Your Online Experience
How online platforms use AI to make recommendations to users, and the challenges these practices face.
As Coronavirus Spreads, Some Asian Americans Worry Their Leaders’ Language Stokes a Stigma
“If the virus has already been named by the [WHO] as COVID-19, any renaming is highly politically charged and motivated," said a researcher.
I’m just sayin’: COVID-19 will exacerbate economic ills of Black residents in Indy
Indianapolis is already a tough place for Black residents, economically and in terms of health. COVID-19 has made it worse.
We Don’t Have to Sacrifice Cultural Relevancy While Learning Online
OER may be a useful tool for ensuring digital materials don't help recreate the inequities students face in the classroom.
Strengthening the Health Care Workforce in a Time of Crisis
COVID-19 is stretching our health care system in ways that require creative workforce solutions.
The Homework Gap Leaves Students Further Behind During a Public Health Crisis. Policymakers Should Act Immediately.
Policymakers must address the gap that has left millions of students at home during a crisis with no internet access.
3/23 FCC Reply Comments Regarding Spectrum Sharing In 3 GHz Band
How “Notice and Consent” Fails to Protect Our Privacy
Notice and consent is inadequate both in informing individuals and protecting their privacy.
How the Federal Government Can Help American Workers and Families Cope with COVID-19
Lessons that policymakers can draw from the Great Recession to help guide our crisis response in the near-term
Moving Beyond False Choices for Early Childhood Educators: A Discussion
On March 10, New America held an event to explore the entangled issues in early education highlighted in the newly released compendium.