Resource Security News Archive
A list of all resource security news since July 2016.
Sink or Swim: The American Attitude Toward English Learners
The American education system must adjust and tighten its policies regarding ELs if these students are to receive an equitable education.
The Future of the Army
New America welcomes Under Secretary of the Army Patrick J. Murphy for a discussion of the future of the Army.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
7/7 – Public Interest FCC Comments on Wi-Fi Sharing of 5.9 GHz Auto Industry Spectrum
FCC Filing
Cutting Our Grid Off to Spite Our Enemies?
A new bill in the Senate seeks to protect our electricity grid by unplugging it.
Fighting ISIS in the Information Space
What can be done to counter the violent messages coming from extremist groups around the globe?
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Girls Can Save as Much as Boys – So Why Aren’t they?
How is it that so many fewer girls signed up for accounts in Kenya and Nepal, while those who did, saved in the same amounts as boys?
New Report Offers Five Focus Areas for High-Quality Pre-K Programs
The Learning Policy Institute learns important lessons from four states with high-quality early childhood programs.
The Next Social Contract for Public Education Needs New Terms of Service
In the digital age, our system of public education needs new terms of service that prioritize the interests of students and their families.
Where Are All the Women Cyber Lawyers?
A Midsummer’s Bill: 3 Take-Aways from the House Perkins Bill
The close alignment with WIOA is the biggest strength of the legislation and reflects a rare and welcome point of consensus among Republican
Putting Children First in Teacher Licensing
Teaching young children takes a different skill set, yet many states’ training programs are not preparing teachers.
This Is Your Brain On Natural Resources
The biggest challenge to managing our food and water resources may be the human mind.
Zero Days
According to a new film by Alex Gibney, crippling malware may be the new standard in national security.
In-Person
Civic Hall
156 Fifth Avenue, Second Floor, New York, NY 10010