Dialogue over Division: A CivicSpace Year in Review
CivicSpace has chosen dialogue over division in 2025 and reflects on our impact.
Economic Opportunities: Apprenticeship for Economically Disadvantaged Youth
On February 11, NAPE will host a webinar focused on apprenticeship opportunities for economically disadvantaged youth.
Virtual
1PM – 2PM EST
New America Announces a National Commission on Learning Ecosystems
New America announces a National Commission on Learning Ecosystems that will examine how place-based learning can improve public education.
Old Lessons for a New AI Moment in Community Colleges
With careful AI implementation, we can see a bright future where community colleges function better for students.
The Demand Machine: The Realities of AI-Powered Public Service
Artificial intelligence will increase demand for government services before it increases efficiency.
‘Mission Ahead, Heavens Above’
New America's Peter W. Singer explores the future through a short story - the first in a monthly series.
Candace Rondeaux, “Putin’s Sledgehammer”
Candace Rondeaux features on this episode of C-SPAN's Booknotes+ to discuss her book Putin's Sledgehammer.
Co-Existing with AI: Work, Love, and Play in a Changing World: A Conversation with Kay Firth-Butterfield
Virtual
1PM – 2:15PM EST
Introducing the National Commission on Learning Ecosystems
This video introduces the National Commission on Learning Ecosystems, launched in February 2026.
Rehab, Cincy, Rehab
Ahead of climate migration, Cincinnati should prioritize boosting access to its many older, affordable homes.
Trump’s TikTok Deal Is Less About Security, and More About Consolidating Power
Lilian Coral explains Trump’s TikTok deal, implications for users, and the blurred line between national security and civil liberties online
What If $500 Could Prevent Eviction?
Grace Arlan with the Flagstone Initiative spotlights their innovative model for upstream eviction prevention: no-interest rent loans.
The Political Scientist Reigniting Interest in a Multiparty System
Lee Drutman was named as one of the Washington Post's "Next 50" for 2026 for his work on proportional representation and electoral reform.