Emergency Preparedness for Prisons Isn’t Just Sandbags and Non-perishables
By changing laws after Hurricane Katrina so that fewer people end up in jail, New Orleans did something arguably better than evacuating.
How Far Has Germany Actually Moved to the Right?
The AfD’s success rests not on a rightward shift—but on boosting turnout among non-voters once reluctant to express racist views publicly.
India Connected
A new book takes readers on a journey across India to highlight how the smartphone is creating staggering changes across all facets of life.
In-Person
Core Club
66 East 55th Street, New York, NY 10022
Texas’ Border Lawmakers Say They’re in the Dark on Troop Deployment
Border lawmakers say that they haven’t been given details about the estimated 5,200-troop deployment on the U.S.-Mexico border.
That Beautiful Barbed Wire
The concertina wire Trump loves at the border has a long, troubling legacy in the West.
What We Should Take Away From the Midterms
New America’s Political Reform team discusses the ways, big and small, that this week’s elections reflect important trends in U.S. politics.
FPR at the Internet Identity Workshop
Five Takeaways From Our Time at the Identity Trading Post.
Leading for Equity in Early Learning
Join us for a regional symposium on equity in early learning.
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New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
China’s World Internet Conference Struggles to Live Up to Its Name
Insights about Chinese priorities, but little real international engagement
Afghanistan: What’s Next After Parliamentary Elections
What is the state of the war and governance in Afghanistan?
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005