Supporting Early Educators in Higher Education: Exploring Both Sides of the Coin
Higher education is a two-sided coin, with the student on one side and the faculty and program on the flip side.
Higher education is a two-sided coin, with the student on one side and the faculty and program on the flip side.
Please join New America’s Teaching, Learning and Tech team to discuss their new paper, Supporting LGBTQ-Inclusive Teaching.
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Anne-Marie Slaughter and Yuliya Panfil wrote for Project Syndicate about how invisible groups can use their data trails to access services.
Ross Schulman explains the technology behind "DNS over HTTPS," a privacy-protective way to connect to the internet.
ESSA provides a new opportunity to refocus states' efforts on their commitment to homeless children
Join the International Security Program to discuss the launch of their new report Decisionmaking in the Counter-ISIS War.
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A new generation of ankle monitors offers a range of advanced features—and raises a host of thorny questions.
An immigrant rights movement that centers individual exceptionalism, writes Elizabeth Oh, will never end the carceral immigration system.
Can we apply lessons learned from jihadist extremism to the far right? A recent New America event explored that very question.
Some tenants across San Diego feel they're being forced to choose between swallowing big rent hikes—or leaving their homes.
One year after the first Yellow Vest protest, Elena Souris explores Macron's unique response to the mass unrest—and its lessons for America.