Putin and Penalty Kicks
What light can soccer hooligans shed on the Kremlin? Joshua Yaffa explains.
Summer Reading: There and Back Again with Tolkien
Konstantin Kakaes writes on why his favorite literary destination is still, after all these years, Middle Earth.
Turkish Reconciliation with Israel and Russia Reopens Natural Gas Possibilities
Mending fences with its two potential energy partners could help Turkey become a regional gas hub.
Want to Close the Racial Wealth Gap in America? Diversify the Tech Industry
The tech industry is the next great civil rights battleground. Laura Weidman Powers explains why.
Watch: Tea Party Women
New America will host a conversation between Melissa Deckman and Amy Sullivan about Tea Party women.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Why Companies Should Encourage Working Hard but Playing Harder
How to be more productive at work? Work less, says Bonnie Crater.
America’s Monopoly Problem
We will look at the effects of the rise of these platform monopolists on the ability of Americans to share information with one another.
In-Person
Capitol Visitors Center, Room SVC 203-02
First Street NE, Washington, D.C. 20515
Don’t Panic – Organize!
New America’s Resilient Communities team led a workshop on community-led resilience planning.
Hacking America: A Bibliography
A bibliography of relevant articles that cover the most recent developments in government hacking.
It Takes an Ecosystem: The Role of Informal Spaces in Early STEM Learning
Integrating hands-on informal learning experiences with the formal school-day is emerging as a pathway for boosting achievement.