In Manchuria: Documenting a Changing China
Join New America for a conversation with Michael Meyer as he discusses his revealing chronicle of contemporary China and its people.
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New America
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New Database Tracks Dual Language Learners Policies in the States
A new resource from the Education Commission of the States makes it easier to track down state education policies.
Why Students Need Key Information
Students need reliable information, including labor market outcomes, to make the best decisions about their educational future.
I Would Send My Daughter To The University of Everywhere
Teacher, education writer, and fellow SUNY alum Robert Pondiscio has written a generous critique of my book, The End of College.
On Their Own Terms: Two-Year Minority Serving Institutions
How to Measure English Learners’ Development More Accurately
The way we measure English Learners’ progress is designed to underestimate them.
7 Things You Need to Read About the Future of Afghanistan
Want to know more about the past, present and future for Afghanistan and its charismatic president? Start here.
A Digital Magna Carta
On the heels of a decision on Net Neutrality, we welcome a discussion on internet rights with the Consulate General of Switzerland.
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New America NYC
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A Movement Against Racism Should be a Movement for Mental Health
How Black Lives Matter raises an opportunity to discuss how racial discrimination negatively affects the mental health of African Americans.
House Intelligence Committee Approves Privacy-Threatening Cybersecurity Information Sharing Bill
Washington, DC – This morning, the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence unanimously approved its cybersecurity information shari