What Parents of Young Kids Want: Insights from the 2026 National Parent Survey What Parents of Young Kids Want: Insights from the 2026 National Parent Survey
The Care Disconnect: Americans Misjudge Care Realities, But Know Families Need Help The Care Disconnect: Americans Misjudge Care Realities, But Know Families Need Help
Reframing Fusion Voting as a Practical, Powerful Reform Strategy Reframing Fusion Voting as a Practical, Powerful Reform Strategy
Harnessing Terrorism Data to Reshape U.S. National Security Policy Harnessing Terrorism Data to Reshape U.S. National Security Policy
New America Fellows The New America Fellows Program supports thinkers, creators, and storytellers whose work shapes public conversation on the defining issues of our time.
October 16, 2026 Forged from the Fires: Rebuilding Child Care in L.A. and Beyond Through Storytelling That Facilitates Policy Change Forged from the Fires: Rebuilding Child Care in L.A. and Beyond Through Storytelling That Facilitates Policy Change
October 22, 2026 Demystifying Disability in a Changing World Demystifying Disability in a Changing World
October 22, 2026 Rebuilding American Democracy Through Public Participation Rebuilding American Democracy Through Public Participation
A Federal Policy Agenda for English Learner Education Report / In Depth A Federal Policy Agenda for English Learner Education This research explores key areas in need of improvement in federal policy impacting English Learner (ELs) and dual language learners (DLLs). Mar 24, 2021 Leslie Villegas, Amaya Garcia
The IRS as a Benefits Administrator Report / In Depth The IRS as a Benefits Administrator The authors present a comprehensive agenda to increase the efficiency of the IRS as the nation’s single most critical benefits administrator<… Mar 24, 2021 Gabriel Zucker, Cassandra Robertson, Nina Olson
The Missing Link Report / In Depth The Missing Link This research examines RCV’s effects on substantive representation and finds minimal effects on fiscal & ideological representation Mar 19, 2021 Arjun Vishwanath
Does Ranked-Choice Voting Reduce Racial Polarization? Report / In Depth Does Ranked-Choice Voting Reduce Racial Polarization? This research shows that switching from first-past-the-post to ranked-choice voting does not reduce the degree of racially polarized voting. Mar 15, 2021 Yuki Atsusaka, Theodore Landsman
Digital Tools for a Responsive Government: A Report for the NYC Civic Engagement Commission Report / In Depth Digital Tools for a Responsive Government: A Report for the NYC Civic Engagement Commission Hollie Russon Gilman co-authored a policy white paper for the NYC Civic Engagement Commission. Mar 12, 2021 Hollie Russon Gilman
Keeping Student Trust Report / In Depth Keeping Student Trust The report outlines a set of recommendations for institutions and campus administrators related to different uses of student data. Mar 10, 2021 Jill Dunlap, Iris Palmer, Alexa Wesley
Working and Learning During the Pandemic Report / In Depth Working and Learning During the Pandemic In this report, we discuss the implications of health and privacy surveillance of students and workers during the pandemic. Mar 10, 2021 Koustubh “K.J.” Bagchi, Christine Bannan, Raj Gambhir
Use It or Share It Report / In Depth Use It or Share It The FCC should adopt a default ‘use-it-or-share-it’ policy for use of unused spectrum in underutilized federal & licensed frequency bands. Mar 8, 2021 Michael Calabrese
Five Things Policymakers Should Know About Short-Term Credentials Report / In Depth Five Things Policymakers Should Know About Short-Term Credentials We share key facts across gender and race/ethnicity about the outcomes and equity implications of short-term (15 weeks or fewer) programs. Mar 2, 2021 Monique O. Ositelu
Choosing to “Vote As Usual” Report / In Depth Choosing to “Vote As Usual” Americans tend to favor the standard single vote, but views vary with age and experience with alternative voting systems. Mar 1, 2021 André Blais, Carolina Plescia, Semra Sevi