Protecting LGBTQ Youth Online: A Conversation on Identity, Community, and Policy
Explore the impact of tech policy on LGBTQ youth online in this Q&A with Jasmine Heyward on identity, challenges, and digital community.
The One Way Out of an Israeli-Palestinian Forever War
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen interviews Thomas Friedman.
Building Paid leave: Why Information Sharing Matters
As states adopt paid leave policies, American families could soon benefit, but only if implementation and delivery are prioritized.
Can the Wagner Group Be Prosecuted Post-Prigozhin?
The Wagner Group committed atrocities worldwide. European courts exercising universal jurisdiction offer hope for accountability.
Michael McDowell
Fellow, Future Security
How Grassroots Reform to Support Young Bilingual Children is Informing State Policy in California
More information about the state’s work to make sure adults who work with young children are equipped to support multilingual language devel
New Colorado Legislation Links CTE and Apprenticeship Systems
New Colorado legislation that will integrate workforce and education systems to better support transitions from education into career.
Announcing CBRS 2.0
A conversation on how the NTIA, Defense Department, and FCC have collaborated with industry stakeholders to lay the groundwork for CBRS 2.0.
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