Does Student Data Work for all Students?
When we collect inconsistent data about students’ identities, we further exclude those we can least afford to ignore.
Is Betsy DeVos a Mainstream Candidate for Secretary of Education?
Devos’ lack of experience in education certainly puts her outside the norm.
New Data Show Wider Repayment Gap Between Low- and High-Income Borrowers
New data reveal a larger divide between the rate at which high- and low-income borrowers repay their student loans.
Protect the Free and Open Internet
New America’s Open Technology Institute proposes four steps that the incoming administration should take to preserve global digital culture.
The Dismal State of Child Care
Affordable, quality child care is out of reach for many families in the United States—and when it isn’t it’s debilitating to pay for.
To Attend or Not to Attend?
Whether or not we attend the inauguration, we must both respect the office of the presidency and fight the politics of the president.
What “Transforming the Workforce” Says About Leaders
Willfully Blind
The GOP’s stance on for-profit higher education resembles the one it has taken on climate change—a refusal to accept the facts.
Lifting the Torch for Multilingual Students
A new report dives into New York’s redesign of policies supporting the education of its shifting multilingual populations.
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Social Media Jihad 2.0
New America welcomes terrorism analyst Michael S. Smith II to discuss ISIS’ use of social media technologies
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