Real Skills, Real Income: Why Youth Apprenticeship Is Resonating Now
New focus groups show rising doubts about college costs, and growing interest in youth apprenticeship as a flexible, earn-and-learn path.
Kmar Sfar
Program Coordinator, Center on Education and Labor
About Digital Service for the Planet
Digital Service for the Planet
Our environment is rapidly changing, and decision makers across sectors—and at every level of government—lack the data and technology they need to respond and adapt to that change. From clean air and drinking water, to megafires and biodiversity loss, the stakes are high and getting higher for how the nation will tackle those priorities quickly and at scale.
The Digital Service for the Planet (DSP) is a collaboration between New America’s Technology and Democracy programs, New America’s New Practice Lab, and the Environmental Policy Innovation Center (EPIC). This partnership is designed to incubate innovative digital tools, data, policies, and strategies that government can use to improve the delivery of services across our ecosystems, communities, and environmental priorities.
The SAVE Act Is the Wrong Way to ‘Nationalize’ Elections. There’s a Better One.
American elections need more federal consistency. But Lee Drutman says there’s a better, nonpartisan way.
Drinking Water Data for the Nation: Version 1.0 Release Webinar
Learn more about a new web-based tool working to help all Americans access safe and reliable drinking water.
Virtual
2PM – 3PM EDT
The Understated Value of Regional Intermediaries for Workforce and Economic Development
Explore the value of regional intermediaries for workforce and economic development.
Virtual
12PM – 1:30PM EDT
Jake Bittle on the front lines of the green transition
For The Fifth Draft, Class of 2026 Fellow Jake Bittle reflects on why Bakersfield offers a revealing lens on America’s energy transition and the challenge of representing conflicting local perspectives.
Data Matters: Power, Democracy, and Our Data One Year In
A review of OTI’s recent work confronting how data and its use under the new administration are reshaping public life and what is at stake.
