Come as you are: Finding new spaces in the Muslim community
Rafia Khader explores the importance of third spaces for American Muslims in the Midwest.
COVID and Education: Black Students’ Distance Learning and College Transitions
Join New America California for the second installment of “California COVID and the Black Community”.
Virtual
2:30PM – 4PM EDT
Groundswell: All Hail the Potato Rescuers!
This week: No good potato goes to waste, reaching out to the needy, and 500 Fest’s pivot to virtual celebrations.
Learning to Read Can Be a Joy—If It’s Taught Right
This innovative curriculum centers on make-believe and dramatic play.
[ONLINE] – Free Speech Project: TV’s Lessons for Political Ads Online
Join Future Tense for a discussion about how broadcast TV can inform regulating online political ads.
Virtual
4PM – 5PM EDT
An Inequality We Can’t Ignore
The pandemic has exposed how many Americans live under greater risk—financial, medical, occupational—than the fortunate few.
How to Share Your Wi-Fi With Neighbors During the Pandemic
In the midst of a pandemic, tens of millions of Americans lack internet access. Here’s how you can help.
[ONLINE] – Building Community Wealth After COVID
Join New America Indianapolis for the fifth installment of “COVID and the Black Community”.
Virtual
2PM – 3:30PM EDT
[ONLINE] – There’s No Social Distancing in Prison
Join Future Tense to discuss how COVID-19 is threatening prison health systems and demanding prison reform.
Virtual
4PM – 5PM EDT
Strengthening Support for International Students During Time of Crisis
Colleges and universities should step up to support international students in this time of crisis.