Bringing the Public Back In
Is it possible to restore the public voice in the federal rulemaking process?
Building Metrics for Success When Combating Extremism Online
We must look beyond surface level statistics to truly create change in the field of Countering Violence & Extremism (CVE).
Democracy Between the Lines
Join Political Reform and Family-Centered Social Policy programs for a discussion of Jamila Michener’s new book, Fragmented Democracy.
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Let’s Talk About Seat Belts—Technology Seat Belts
Technology is innovation, and innovation is generally good. But what do we do when these tools go astray?
Many College Graduates Probably Aren’t Thinking About Automation
But here's why they should be.
Patient Care, Security, and Equity
Technology can be a force for good by lifting up patient voices.
That Sixth Grader is a Future Cyber Leader
We created the only cyber career guide for middle and high-school students. Here’s why.
What Will It Take to Combat Disinformation in the Digital Age?
The digital landscape has magnified the potential impact of fake news. So where do we go from here?
Why American Renewal Is This Generation’s Mission
It's time to mount a wave of reform as we did in the late 19th century.
With Runoffs Complete, the 2018 Texas General Elections Begin in Earnest
A low-key, low-turnout primary runoff election has set the slates for November's general elections.
Maxine Clark, Mona Mourshed, and Sally Osberg Join New America’s Board of Directors
New America is pleased to welcome three new members to its board of directors: Maxine Clark, Mona Mourshed, and Sally Osberg.
Big Data, Bigger Challenges
Cecilia Muñoz reminded us that we have the power to ensure technology is a force for social good.
Breaking: FBI Admits its Claims of “Going Dark” Were Overblown, Based on Bad Math
The Washington Post reported that the FBI has been overstating the number of encrypted mobile devices that it could not unlock in 2017.