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 Rebuilding American Democracy Through Public Participation Rebuilding American Democracy Through Public Participation
October 22, 2026 Demystifying Disability in a Changing World Demystifying Disability in a Changing World
Navigating Day-to-Day Finances Report / In Depth Navigating Day-to-Day Finances Preliminary understandings of whether the availability of financial services relates to households’ financial health. Feb 1, 2017 Terri Friedline, Mathieu Despard, Stacia West
Resilient in the Midst of Financial Change Report / In Depth Resilient in the Midst of Financial Change This paper looks at how the densities of banks and alternative financial service providers may impact households’ financial health. Feb 1, 2017 Terri Friedline, Mathieu Despard, Stacia West
Centering the Margins Report / In Depth Centering the Margins Social policy is supposed to promote equality. Read our proposal on how to listening can help policymakers meet that goal. Jan 26, 2017 Rachel Black, K. Sabeel Rahman
Can Our Political Institutions Handle Our Political Divisions? Report / In Depth Can Our Political Institutions Handle Our Political Divisions? Lee Drutman argues that consolidated power in the executive branch only serves to deepen our divide. Jan 25, 2017 Lee Drutman
Teacher Talent Untapped: Multilingual Paraprofessionals Speak About the Barriers to Entering the Profession Report / In Depth Teacher Talent Untapped: Multilingual Paraprofessionals Speak About the Barriers to Entering the Profession This report highlights the barriers multilingual paraprofessionals face in entering teaching in their own words. Jan 12, 2017 Shayna Cook, Amaya Garcia, Kaylan Connally, Conor P. Williams
To Pay Ransom or Not to Pay Ransom? Report / In Depth To Pay Ransom or Not to Pay Ransom? American hostages are more likely to remain in captivity or die than other Western hostages. Jan 8, 2017 Christopher Mellon, Peter Bergen, David Sterman
Education Agenda 2017 Report / In Depth Education Agenda 2017 New America’s Education Policy program provides 10 recommendations for federal, state and local policy makers in 2017. Jan 4, 2017
The Transparency Reporting Toolkit – Guide and Template Report / In Depth The Transparency Reporting Toolkit – Guide and Template The Transparency Reporting Toolkit is a joint project by OTI and Harvard University’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society. Dec 29, 2016 Liz Woolery, Ryan Budish, Kevin Bankston
Internet Freedom at a Crossroads: Recommendations for the 45th President’s Internet Freedom Agenda Report / In Depth Internet Freedom at a Crossroads: Recommendations for the 45th President’s Internet Freedom Agenda Support for the promotion of internet freedom cuts across partisan lines. Dec 21, 2016 Rebecca MacKinnon, Andi Wilson Thompson, Liz Woolery
Past is Prologue Report / In Depth Past is Prologue Using data from the last 15 years, this report looks at how a future recession might impact state and local appropriations for higher ed. Nov 30, 2016 Ben Barrett, Kim Dancy, Iris Palmer