Common Cause
Opponents of the Common Core agreed that they wanted it gone. Patrick Oathout explores why they couldn’t find consensus on what came next.
Entrapped? An Interview with Razan Ghalayini
A documentary premiering at Sundance explores the entrapment case of Fort Dix. David Sterman spoke to director and producer Razan Ghalayani
Equity in STEM: Public-Private Partnerships Drive Opportunity for All Students
A new initiative in Baltimore City shows how local partnerships can help make equitable access to STEM a reality.
Excellent Daughters
In her new book, Excellent Daughters, Katherine Zoepf examines the complex lives of young women living in pre-civil war Syria.
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New America
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I Mashed up Bey and Bieber and Learned This About Fair Use
What do “Grown Woman,” “Sorry,” and copyright law have in common? They’re all used in Emily Hong’s master class on fair use.
OTI Calls on the FCC to Protect the Online Privacy of Broadband Consumers
Today, the Open Technology Institute at New America released The FCC’s Role in Protecting Online Privacy, a new report encouraging the Feder
Setting Priorities in 2016
In 2016, what should candidates be saying about early childhood education, and what should be the priorities for our youngest learners?
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New America
740 15th Street NW, Suite 900, Washington, DC 20005
So You Want to Be a Mentor
Better listen to Abigail Swisher to make sure you help more than you harm.
Texas Hold’em Onto Your Campaign Funds
When they say “everything’s bigger in Texas,” asks Ross Ramsey, are they including campaign contributions?