Few Central Americans Win Asylum in the United States
Here's how one man did it.
How False News Haunted the Brazilian Elections
Misinformation and social networks have sullied the country's politics since at least 2010. This time, it was worse than ever.
Interview: New Study Takes a Closer Look at Kindergarten Entry Assessments for ELs
A new study takes a closer look at the Kindergarten Entry Assessments (KEAs) states are using to assess English learners.
Reducing the Cyber Risk to Cities
How states are using the resources at their disposal to assist local governments with improving their cyber-hygiene.
Survey Examines Perceptions of Muslim Americans
New research that examines the general public’s perceptions of Muslim Americans.
What Americans Really Think About Muslim Americans
Join New America, in collaboration with the American Muslim Institution, to discuss the results of their national survey.
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New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Why Turkey Was the Scene of the Crime
In many ways, Turkey's own inglorious record on human rights made it the ideal site for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi.
10/31 FCC Reply Comments Opposing T-Mobile Merger With Sprint
Cybersecurity Awareness for the Masses, Part II
Leaders: Myth and Reality
Join New America’s International Security Program and Tresha Mabile to discuss how we typically define leadership.
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New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
NASWA Brings a Chorus of State Voices on Workforce—and Apprenticeship—to Washington
NASWA empowers state workforce leaders to shape policy and practice across the country, including on apprenticeship quality and funding.
What is Youth Apprenticeship? Definition and Guiding Principles for High-Quality Programs
Building on national research, PAYA's principles lay out a vision for designing and evaluating effective, equitable youth apprenticeships.