Why Anti-Democratic Populists Keep Winning Elections
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen speaks with Ben Rhodes about the rise of anti-democratic movements globally.
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Paid Leave Is Back on the Agenda: Exploring the Economic and Social Benefits
Vicki Shabo explores how the 2024 election is reigniting the paid leave debate and highlights its key benefits for workers and families.
Q&A with LSX Fellow Margie Worthington-Smith on Building an Entrepreneurial Education System for South Africa
The Learning Sciences Exchange (LSX) is a groundbreaking fellowship program and problem-solving platform for transforming education.
What does digital civic infrastructure look like in the 21st century?
Hollie Russon Gilman, Sarah Jacob, and Maresa Strano, wrote for Democracy Takes on how discord could work for a citizens’ assembly.
Call for Applications: 2025 #ShareTheMicInCyber Fellows Cohort
Digital Wallets and Career Readiness
Shalin Jyotishi was quoted in a segment of Work Shift’s “The Job” newsletter about the National Applied Artificial Intelligence Consortium.
The Case for Shorter U.S. Election Campaigns: What Kamala Harris’s Brief Run Can Teach Us
Oscar Pocasangre examines Kamala Harris’s short campaign as a sign for U.S. election reforms to shorten cycles and boost voter engagement.
Wyoming Considers Revamping Funding Formula for Young Children with Disabilities
Wyoming is poised to fundamentally revamp its approach to early childhood special education funding.
Chicago Prepares for Protests at the DNC, Hoping To Forget 1968
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines the resonances of this year’s Democratic Convention with the one in 68.