Is “Internship” a Bad Word?
Working community college students had strongly negative reactions to the idea of paid work-based learning opportunities.
Network Slicing Could Harm Consumers and Competitors, Group Says
Michael Calabrese on T-Mobile’s likely plan to bypass net neutrality rules through “network slicing.”
What is Power? + Ilyse Hogue on right-wing strategies
Ilyse Hogue discussed how right wing movements have organized on the Practical Radicals podcast.
Why America’s Biggest Terror Threat Is Homegrown
Peter Bergen examines the rise of homegrown extremism and terrorism in the United States.
Jeremy Bauer-Wolf
Investigations Manager, Higher Education
Community College Bachelor’s Degrees in Texas
This report explores the demographic characteristics of Texas students in community college bachelor’s programs.
Online Expression and Policymakers: Finding the Balance
David Morar on the importance of comprehensive federal privacy legislation.
SHLB Files Letter Supporting Use of E-Rate for Wi-Fi Hot Spots
OTI on the FCC’s proposed expansion of the E-Rate program.
Student Parents in Cosmetology Programs Matter
New America is starting a project to learn more about cosmetology programs generally, and the student parent experiences within them
The Sun Is Setting on Indonesia’s Democratic Era
Indonesia may be heading down an anti-democratic path as it approaches its next election.
Ensuring Justice Is The Focus Of A Just Transition And Future Work
Monica Sanders mentioned a Planetary Politics workshop & the key conversations that took place in this piece for Forbes.
1/25-2/7 FCC Meetings on Potential Use of Network Slicing to Bypass Net Neutrality Rules
Affordable Internet Access Shouldn’t Be Up for Debate Anymore
To close the U.S. digital divide, we must tackle connectivity and accessibility once and for all.
Jonathan Blitzer, Everyone Who is Gone is Here
Join the New America Fellows Program and Politics & Prose Bookstore for a conversation with Jonathan Blitzer and Evan Osnos.
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