H-CAP Makes Apprenticeship Work for Healthcare Workers
H-CAP uses healthcare apprenticeships to empower workers and unions to meet big labor market challenges.
Making Education Work
Join New America’s Family-Centered Social Policy for a discussion on wealth inequality and its effect on education.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Momentum Grows to Increase Transparency and Consistency of Award Letters
We’re excited to see growing momentum for improving financial aid award letters.
My Favorite Movie with Julia Turner: Network
Join Future Tense for a discussion with Slate’s editor-in-chief Julia Turner about her favorite film, Network.
In-Person
Landmark Theatres E Street Cinema
555 11th St NW, Washington, D.C. 20004
New Report Shows Limited Resources and Digital Illiteracy Are Law Enforcement’s Problem, Not Encryption
The biggest challenges to law enforcement obtaining, interpreting, and using digital evidence are digital illiteracy and lack of resources.
Societal Powers & Economic Inequalities
A brief update.
Five Non-Negotiables Needed to Move Early Childhood Education Beyond Its Rhetoric
High Aims for Aim Higher?
House Democrats’ new Aim Higher Act largely packages bills from a legislative campaign to make college more affordable
Hillbillies and Welfare Queens, Revisited
Mothers of color and rural white communities have common interests when it comes to the prevailing narratives on poverty.
Local opioid mapping convening creates collaboration
Advocates shared mapping strategies for the opioid epidemic and explained how this is being used for education and response efforts.