Innovation Can Fuel Inequality. But Can It Also Solve It?
New York City shows that, by tethering investment and innovation, cities can disperse opportunity and bring marginalized voices into policy.
New Reports Outline Early Learning Policies for Dual Language Learners
The Migration Policy Institute (MPI) published new reports taking stock of early learning policies for DLLs.
Rohingya Inclusion Requires a Cultural Shift, Not a Technocratic Fix
To extinguish anti-Muslim prejudices in Myanmar, it’s necessary to free its national identity from old, failed doctrines.
Small Talks DC: Securing the American Dream for Young Children
Join J.D. Vance to discuss his book, Hillbilly Elegy, exploring the economic, social, and cultural barriers affecting rural white mobility.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
The Curse of the Halfway Technology
It can feel like we’re at a technological endpoint—but there’s more to be done.
The Hidden History of America’s ‘Code Girls’
How the stories of the female codebreakers of World War II, for so long redacted from the pages of history, inspire women today.
We Aren’t Talking Enough About the Regional Homelessness Plan
San Diego leaders should be actively engaging with the public about the long-term plan for housing the homeless.
What Teachers Can Do in the Face of National Trauma
As America reels from a litany of tragedies, modeling vulnerability in the classroom can help students feel safe—and ready to learn.
A Step in the Right Direction: Career Exploration in Middle School
Research shows that middle school matters in preparing students for college and career readiness, and policymakers are taking notice.
Anne-Marie Slaughter: Technology for the People
Anne-Marie Slaughter will discuss how civic technology can be the best way to encourage citizens to organize and participate in government.
In-Person
Commonwealth Club and New America
110 The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94105