The Great Pandemic Pivot
When colleges shut down in March 2020 due to the COVID-19, few leaders foresaw how such a crisis would cause a lasting shift in higher ed.
2021 Year in Review
New World Economic Forum White Paper Outlines the State of Play for the Use of Artificial Intelligence for Human Resources Professionals
New report covers ways to scale the responsible use of artificial intelligence in Human Resources.
OTI Welcomes Historic Confirmation of FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel
Rosenworcel is a "public interest champion" with a long record of success at the agency.
Sharing the Holiday Third Shift
Where Are All the Millennial Teachers of Color?: Challenges to Recruiting and Retaining New Generations of Diverse Teachers
Current barriers to recruiting and retaining Millennial teachers of color may signal challenges to come with Generation Z teachers of color.
Creating Accessible Bachelor’s Options for Adults at Community Colleges
As states aim to increase the population with a bachelor’s degree, community college baccalaureates are an option they shouldn’t overlook.
Policy, Progress, and Family Economics in 2021
New Practice Lab looks back at lessons and policy progress in 2021.
12/2 FCC Comments to Expand Sharing in the E-Band
Net Neutrality Is and Has Always Been a Bipartisan Issue
Protecting the promise of a free and open internet is essential; as such, net neutrality is and will continue to be a bipartisan issue.
Julian Brave NoiseCat on the Art of Advocacy
New America 2022 Fellow Julian Brave NoiseCat spoke about his book, We Survived the Night.
[ONLINE] – Neal Stephenson, Termination Shock
Join Future Tense in conversation with author Neal Stephenson about his latest book, Termination Shock.
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Class of 2023 Call for Applications
New America's National Fellows Program is now accepting applications for projects that advance ideas through research, reporting, & analysis
