Executive Branch Announces $100M in New Funding for Public Interest Technology
New America took part in a White House event announcing new public interest tech commitments from different sectors.
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Foreign Policy Fault Lines in the 2024 Election
The starkly different foreign policy stances of U.S. presidential candidates could influence the election outcome at the margins.
Harris Likely to Combine Biden AI Policies with Silicon Valley-Informed Approach
Lilian Coral on how Vice President Harris may approach data collection, use, and transparency if elected President.
I’ve spent a lifetime championing women’s rights. Harris should pick a male running mate.
Ilyse Hogue wrote for The Bulwark on the role masculinity will play in Harris's vice presidential pick.
Kamala Harris’s Running Mate Could Make or Break the 2024 Election
Ilyse Hogue was a guest on The Bulwark's podcast to discuss how Harris’s choice of running mate will shape the election.
OPM Watch: What Happens if Online Giant 2U Goes Under?
In the third installment in New America's series on online program managers, we dive into 2U's financial troubles.
Q&A with LSX Fellow Elizabeth Kperrun-Eremie on Educational Apps, Cultural Relevance, and Nigerian Early Education
Kpperun-Eremie is a Nigeria-based educator, innovator, and content creator
What’s More Exciting Than a Veepstakes? A Surprise Veepstakes.
Ilyse Hogue's opinion piece was quoted in The New York Times on Harris's potential Veep picks.
The end of polarization in America?
Lee Drutman was quoted in GZERO on how proportional representation could be a solution to polarization.
7/8 OTI and Public Knowledge File Reply Comments on the State of Competition in the Communications Marketplace
An Avenue for Alignment: Key Takeaways from WIOA and Perkins Combined State Planning
Have combined plans helped states better align their CTE and workforce systems? We asked three states to find out.
OTI Applauds FCC’s Vote to Tackle the Homework Gap by Modernizing E-Rate
“Surveys and research show that when students without home internet get connected, educational outcomes improve.”
States Have A Role To Play in Helping Kids Access Inclusive Pre-K
States look to improve collaboration between school districts and community partners
They Left Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria and Collided with the Housing Crisis in Connecticut
The story of Puerto Rican families trying to find a home in Connecticut after Hurricane Maria captures the challenges of climate migration.
Community Colleges to Suffer if Congress Doesn’t Reverse NSF Budget Cuts
NSF budget cuts will community college pathways to good jobs in the innovation economy.