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    Power, People, and Planet Initiative

    Power, People, and Planet Initiative

    The Power, People, and Planet initiative at New America supports real action on urgent global challenges. We have no shortage of bold ideas for addressing climate change, rapid AI development, and other planetary threats. Yet our institutions fail to act, solutions lost in the messy middle between idea and reality. We investigate the power dynamics and structural forces that block progress; build novel coalitions spanning diverse sectors, communities, and governments; and develop intelligence, tools, and strategies to enable action. Underlying our approach is the conviction that global governance must go beyond nation-states and account for the complex interplay of peoples, companies, states, and the natural environment. Our mission is to contribute to building a more resilient, effective, and pluralistic global order.

    The Housing Crisis on the Ground: When a Journalist Refuses to Look Away
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    The Housing Crisis on the Ground: When a Journalist Refuses to Look Away

    The Godfrey family has moved more than two dozen times, cycling through hotels, rooming houses, and even their car as rent and unstable work put a stable home out of reach. Watch the video to see what their story reveals about the hidden toll of housing instability on children.

    Nothing About Us Without Us Can Actually Raise Us
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    In Short

    Nothing About Us Without Us Can Actually Raise Us

    The key question is whether we learn from deindustrialization and treat this moment as a chance to reimagine the economy: to build, and in some cases rebuild, institutions that center working people and communities, can respond at scale to AI disruption, and actually rebuild economic stability for working people. Retraining and safety‑net programs alone won’t get us there.

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