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New America Announces Its New Mission and Vision, Reveals New Logo and Website
AI Risks Creating a ‘Demand Machine’ for Governments, Report Warns
The App Store Accountability Act Poses Serious Concerns for Privacy, Security, and Free Expression
OTI Joins Comments Urging the FCC to Adopt a Tribal Licensing Window in the Upcoming AWS-3 Auction
Waiting for What’s Next
Sarah Carr wrote an article in Slate Magazine about the Trump administration’s actions targeting students with disabilities.
What Makes Education a Public Good?
New America hosted a design lab for students, teachers, researchers, and technologists to build ed-tech tools.
Inside the Push to Modernize Manufacturing training: Insights from SME and New America
Shalin Jyotishi joins Manufacturing An American Century to discuss New America’s FOWIE and a new national Accelerator for Community Colleges
Title I Under Threat
As achievement gaps are widening, the current administration plans to reduce funding designed to help high-poverty districts catch up.
Trump Administration Wants ‘AI Dominance’ But Lays Siege to Key Grant Agency
Shalin Jyotishi is quoted in The Chronicle of Higher Education about how budget cuts and more at the NSF could hinder AI research.
U.S. Women and the Mental Load: Carrying the Weight of Caregiving
As stress mounts for mothers and caregivers, Haley Swenson examines whether the mental load and emotional labor they carry is sustainable.
Addressing Three Misconceptions About Undocumented Students in K–12 Schools
Several states are attempting to limit undocumented students’ access to public education, here is what they have wrong and why it matters.
Podcast: Civilian Cyber Corps: Protecting Underfunded Organizations
The Assault on Higher Education is an Assault on Democracy
Universities are under siege—not by forces of academic debate, but by political operatives intent on dismantling DEI programs.