Climate Resilience Depends on Green Jobs
Time is running out to avoid climate catastrophe, but even the most ambitious policies will fail without workers trained to do green jobs.
[ONLINE] – Creating a Strong Public Interest Technology Project
Join PIT for a discussion about how to design a PIT project that addresses Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion in a meaningful way.
Virtual
2:30PM – 3:30PM EDT
A Striking Difference: The Hidden and Disproportionate Tale of Corporal Punishment in the United States
Corporal punishment is disproportionately used as a discipline strategy for students from already marginalized communities.
Pre-K Curriculum Quality: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
A Q&A with expert Dr. Jeanne Reid of Teachers College about pre-K curriculum quality.
Gig Workers Are on Their Own
OTI Urges Stronger Antitrust Enforcement, Citing Failed Telecom Mergers
The U.S. is in dire need of stronger antitrust enforcement.
[ONLINE] – Millions of Ukrainians Have Fled. What Happens to Their Property?
Join New America as we discuss housing, land, and property rights in war-torn Ukraine, and how refugees can reclaim what they left behind.
Virtual
9AM – 10AM EDT
Open Educational Resources (OER)
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The Green List: New America’s Resources on Climate Change Action
The world today is plagued by climate catastrophes. These New America resources can help us understand climate risk now and for the future.