New America CA Fellows Generated Impact (and Hope) in 2018
Reflecting on the achievements of the CA Fellows in 2018.
New Collaboration with Diplo
Seventeen Years of Guantanamo
Join New America’s International Security Program for a discussion about what is next for the prison.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Between a Rock and a Gentrified Place
It's hard to correct for gentrification once it's happened—which is why Denver is protecting areas that have only started to gentrify.
Don’t Underestimate the Uncertainty Ahead for Georgia
Despite historic elections, the country's democratic future looks uncertain—as long as billionaires continue to manipulate politics.
New America: The First 20 Years
20 years of big ideas. 20 years of storytelling. 20 years of impact.
Starting Behind: Interrupted Formal Schooling Among Immigrant Students
There Is a Crisis at the Border
But it doesn't involve illegal immigrants.
There’s No Such Thing as Expunging a Criminal Record Anymore
Even if it's sealed, it's still all over the internet. That's a problem.
Nikole Hannah-Jones on School Segregation, Detroit, and Dealing With Pressure
New America 2017 Fellow Nikole Hannah-Jones spoke about her book on school segregation.
Elephants in the Room: Workforce Respect and Equity
New America Chairman Lenny Mendonca Appointed Chief Economic and Business Advisor to California Governor Newsom; David Bradley to be Acting New America Chairman
New America congratulates Lenny Mendonca on his appointment as Chief Economic and Business Advisor to California Governor Gavin Newsom.
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Special Screening of the Film Dark Money
Join New America CA and PBS Distribution for a screening of new film “Dark Money.”
In-Person
Delancey Street Screening Room
600 The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94107
DeVos Deregulation Will Leave College Students in the Lurch
Secretary Betsy DeVos' proposals to re-regulate key higher education rules paint a grim picture for the future of college in America