Putting Equity at the Center of Youth Apprenticeship
Youth apprenticeship can be a pathway to prosperity for millions of Americans, but not if equity considerations come as an afterthought.
Section 702 Reform Bill Is A Good Start, But Improvements Are Still Needed
Today, the draft of the House Judiciary Committee’s bill to reauthorize and reform Section 702 of FISA was made public.
Stormy Weather 2017: Why Are All These Hurricanes Happening Now?
How can communities survive in the epic weather disasters recently? Join New America, The Hoover Institute, and Penn State to learn how
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A Moonless, Starless Sky
A new book examines conflicts in four African countries through the stories of the survivors—and resisters—of extremism.
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Chetty vs. Pell: What’s the Best Way to Measure a College’s Commitment to Low-Income Students?
Higher education researchers often use Pell as a proxy for the low-income students a school serves. The reality is more complicated.
The Color of Money: Race, Wealth, and Communities on the Front Lines of Economic Justice
Join New America’s Family-Centered Social Policy program to discuss the impact of the racial wealth gap within communities of color.
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When Playing is Learning: What Pre-K Looks Like at KIPP
A recent study found promising results for KIPP pre-K students. We visited KIPP DC to see for ourselves.
10/2 FCC Comments on Mid-Band Spectrum Notice of Inquiry on Behalf of Broadband Access Coalition
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All Jihad is Local: Lessons from ISIS in North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula
Using ISIS’ own records, we examine how ISIS recruited so many fighters and what factors drove the mobilization.
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