The Man Who Led NATO Is Trying to Frighten You
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines how fiction can illuminate worst case scenarios.
Watch: Screening of Copa ’71
Following the documentary screening, join a conversation with sports historian Dr. Victoria Jackson.
In-Person
Landmark E Street Cinema
555 11th St NW, Washington, D.C. 20004
What Didn’t Get Said: Missed Opportunities at the Spring Meetings
Martha Molfetas and Heela Rasool-Ayub attended the World Bank and IMF spring meetings. Here’s what they found was lacking.
‘Fast Movers’: Meet the Chinese Satellites that Zoom Around for Inspections—or Interference
David Chen and New America’s Peter W. Singer explore China’s satellite efforts.
Nothing to See Here but Olympic Gold
Join for a discussion about history and what it means for athlete activism and contemporary sporting geopolitics.
In-Person
ASU and New America
1800 I St NW, Washington, D.C. 20006
U.S. Census Bureau Director Responds to FLH-led Coalition Letter on National Housing Loss Rate
FLH and collaborators received a letter from Census Bureau Director Robert Santos considering a proposed national housing loss rate.
5/16 Joint Filing Proposing Financial Safeguards That Allow E-Rate Support for Connections to Close the ‘Homework Gap’
Community college and labor union partnerships are a win-win in the AI era
The AI era requires a new generation of partnerships between community colleges and labor unions to upskill and reskill millions of adults.
Kids Off Social Media Act Would Harm Childrens’ Safety and Privacy Online, Say Civil Society Organizations
“The best way to move forward in protecting children’s privacy and security online is to pass federal privacy legislation.”