From Moment to the Black Travel Movement
Only about five percent of Americans who study abroad are black—how does that impact young black people?
ICANN, Copyright Infringement, and the “Public Interest”
Is What’s Old Ever New Again?
A defining characteristic of the 21st century has been the language and experience of crisis, but how does that shape democracy?
Navigating the “Empirical Darkness” of Impacts of Digital Media on Hispanic-Latino Families
Very little is known about how these technologies impact Latino parenting practices and the development and academic achievement.
On Why Language Matters
Around half of the world’s 6,000 languages are expected to survive the next century. What impact will that have on our society?
Senate Intelligence Committee Approves Controversial Cybersecurity Bill Behind Closed Doors
The Future of Elder Care
Join New America and Caring Across America for a candid conversation about the challenges facing our aging population.
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Three Things You Should Know About the Senate’s Iran Letter
What does Senator Tom Cotton’s dissenting letter—and its backstory—reveal?
U.S. Approaches to Countering Violent Extremism Must Prioritize Women
Many women moderate extremist influence in their communities. It’s these women the U.S. must engage to combat extremism.
