‘Guns and Safety Aren’t Synonymous for Us’
Some Black Texans fear plans to arm more teachers.
‘Smart’ Technology Is Coming for Prisons, Too
It could make prisons better, safer places for inmates and guards alike. Or it could make them even more nightmarish.
Closing the Evidence Gap in Higher Ed
A new report details how federal policy can build on promising practices and rigorous research to help improve student access and success
Exploring Diversity in the Early Care & Education Workforce
Join New America’s Early & Elementary Education Policy team for a panel discussion to highlight the latest research on teacher diversity.
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In San Jose, One School District Trains Local Family Members, Friends, and Neighbors to Get Young Children Ready for School
On-The-Ground Conflict Reporting Is More Important Than Ever
But you wouldn't know that from recent journalism trends.
White Americans Should Care About Wealth Inequality, Too
New research shows that everyone would benefit from a top-to-bottom wealth transfer.
Rachel Aviv on Writing About Sensitive Topics and Character-driven Reporting
New America 2019 Fellow Rachel Aviv spoke about mental health and psychiatric drugs.
Exploring Online Hate
Join New America and ADL in the launch of their new interactive web-project Exploring Hate Online.
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Head Start Exemplars
The End of the American Century
George Packer wrote for The Atlantic about Richard Holbrooke and the end of the American century.
Building Early Education Leaders
This is the introductory blog post for a series on professional learning programs that equip principals to be PreK-3rd grade leaders.