Author Haroon Ullah discusses how the Muslim world uses social media to reshape the way societies engage in politics and war.
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New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Online pathways may be a viable option for many pre-K teachers, but significant challenges remain.
The House Intelligence Committee abdicated its responsibility to the public in its oversight of Section 702 reauthorization.
Indufor will demonstrate the Rural Valuation Tool and share initial findings from field testing in Rajasthan, India.
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Indufor
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
NAEYC launched a new resource for current and prospective students who want to advance their early childhood education credentials.
The idea behind the Learning Sciences Exchange (LSX), the fellowship program launched by New America, ICIS, and the Jacobs Foundation.
Six months on from the national conference, the Center on Education & Skills rolls out the next phase of the Apprenticeship Forward mission.
Announcing a new fellows program for mid-career specialists in the learning sciences, policy, journalism, and entertainment
While the agricultural firms claim that the merger will boost innovation, farmers fear it will eliminate competition.
Facebook recently unveiled plans to inform users if they interacted with propaganda from the Kremlin-backed Internet Research Agency.
The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence's bill will reauthorize and expand invasive surveillance law.
Allyship—true allyship, at least—means prioritizing impact over intent, and realizing when those attempts are misguided.
Even among the leading lights of today's public intellectuals, there's a persistent inability to put into words the work of black women.
A recent conversation grappled with the slippery slope of having the technical capability, and willingness, to remove objectionable content.