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Announcing a new network supporting community college partnerships in economic development, innovation ecosystems, and CHIPS & Science Act.
New Report Urges the United States to Adopt a Digital Skills Framework ASAP
“Right now, we have no comprehensive or standardized way of measuring digital skills in the United States.”
States Take Steps to Expand & Improve Apprenticeship
The Future of Our Climate: How Political Complacency is Fueling Catastrophe
Riley Rogerson explores how climate complacency and inaction are worsening disasters, urging immediate action to confront the crisis.
What Americans Really Think of Higher Ed: Insights from New America’s Varying Degrees 2024
Changing Higher Ed podcast featured Kevin Carey and Sophie Nguyen on an episode discussing findings from the 2024 Varying Degrees survey.
What is “National Security” Anyway?
In Episode 77 of his podcast, ASU and New America’s Peter Bergen examines the meaning of national security.
From Digital Sovereignty to Digital Agency
Digital sovereignty may offer certain benefits, but it also poses undeniable risks.
GenAI in Education: Potential and Guardrails
In a guest blog for AfterSchool Snack , An-Me Chung wrote about the potentials of GenAI in education and why guardrails are important.
OTI Responds to Commissioner Brendan Carr’s Selection as FCC Chairman
“We will continue to defend policies that promote competition, protect consumers, and hold large phone and cable companies accountable.”