Scrolling to Financial Agency: How Gen Z Navigates Financial Advice on Social Media
Gen Z balances trust, risks, and credibility when confronting financial tips in a shifting landscape online.
Wired for Equity: Bridging the Disability Gap in Classrooms
The rise of AI-driven learning and hybrid classrooms presents both opportunities and risks of further exclusion for learners with disabilities. This event will explore how technology can be implemented with accessibility in mind.
Virtual
12PM – 1:30PM EDT
From Momentum to Maturity
Youth apprenticeship is growing, and there are many reasons to be optimistic about its future this National Apprenticeship Week.
Community College Presidents and Trustees Invited to Complete National Survey on Economic Development
New America and ACCT announce a first-of-its-kind national survey to understand the role of community college trustees and presidents in building capacity for economic and workforce development.
New NYT Opinion Piece Co-Authored by Amy J. Nelson, Lab Director and Senior Fellow
Future Security Scenarios Lab Director and Senior Fellow Amy J. Nelson published a new opinion piece in the New York Times co-authored with Sean Anthony Guillory, examining how prediction markets are reshaping conflict reporting, distorting incentives, and posing emerging risks to national security.
Artificial Intelligence, Higher Education, and the Future of Knowledge
An event addressing how students, educators, and institutions retain real agency in the age of AI
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EDT
A Roadmap to Beating the Mental Load: Unpacking Emotional Labor with Leah Ruppanner
The mental load is gaining attention. Sociologist Leah Ruppanner offers practical tools to overcome it in her new book.
Planting Seeds to Grow Apprenticeship
Illinois college identifies three factors needed to be an effective apprenticeship sponsor
Unraveling the Case for Credentials in High School
New research from Texas and Ohio reveals how states can ensure credentials lead to opportunity for students.