There’s One Year Left to Turn the Corner on Evictions
Yuliya Panfil and Karen Lash co-authored an article in Route Fifty on leveraging federal funding for eviction data efforts.
Gratitude and Achievements: Reflecting on New America Chicago’s 2023 Impact
New America Chicago is proud to share its impact in 2023 as well as plans for future progress and growth.
OTI Urges FCC to Restore Authority to Hold ISPs Accountable and Update Rules
“Internet access is too important to rely on a ‘scout’s honor’ promise from industry to consistently act in consumers’ best interest.”
Reflecting on 2023: A Year of Growth, Advocacy, and Milestones in Education and Work at New America
The Education and Work cluster at New America reflects on the major milestones, progress, and issue areas of 2023.
What Should U.S. Policymakers Know about the AI Act (So Far)?
David Morar breaks down the timeline and broader context of the AI Act, as well as the implications for policymakers in the United States.
COP28: Petro-circus
Oil’s outsized influence at COP28 cannot be understated. Our climate crisis is already here, and the stakes couldn't be higher.
Digital Matters
Digital Matters is a blog from New America's Digital Impact and Governance Initiative (DIGI).
Meet the Inaugural PAYA Youth Council!
Most Seniors with Student Loans Have Held the Debt for at Least 15 Years
New Department of Education data highlights older borrowers’ long repayment periods and high default rates.
The Longest Table: How Civic Space Can Foster Inclusion and Belonging
Social isolation is a threat to our health. In Albany, New York, the Westminster Commons provides a space to bring people back together.
[ONLINE] – Unraveling the Finance Models of Work-Based Learning Intermediaries Webinar
Join New America staff and voices from the field for a conversation about the challenges and opportunities work-based learning (WBL) interme
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Eviction and Childcare
New America’s programs explore why eviction is one of the greatest health risks facing U.S. children.
