7 Things You Should Read about Women and Afghanistan
These seven articles provide insight and perspective on the personal and professional lives of women who live and work in Afghanistan, a soc
Body Cameras Can’t Be Community Members
Nicole Austin-Hillery of the Brennan Center for Justice warns that implementing police-worn body cameras can’t replace the relationships gen
College Decisions Survey: Deciding to Go to College
New America released the first in a series of College Decisions Survey briefs about college, and financing process literacy in students.
Contested Terrain: The Future of Afghan Women
With the U.S. military withdrawing and a new government in place, how will women be affected by Afghanistan’s moment of transition?
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Making Machines Work for Us
Opponents of unions have argued that rapid mechanization will render organized labor obsolete. Matt Garcia investigates why that vision hasn
OTI Applauds FCC’s Lifeline Modernization Plan
WASHINGTON, DC — The Federal Communications Commission announced today that the agency is considering a proposal to “reboot” Lifeline, a pro
Social Good Is about More Than a Bottom Line
When it comes to changing the world for the better, we need to re-think our single-minded focus on metrics. Experts on social entrepreneursh
The Color Lines of Equal Pay
When politicians talk about equal pay, too often they’re overlooking the numbers in communities of color. Charles Ellison explains why we ne
This is How We Fought in Gaza
In the 50-day operation in Gaza, loose rules of engagement that were often interpreted as carte blanche to shoot anything that moved.
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