A Christmas Surprise for Higher Education
On December 21, Congress passed a bill with some of the most significant implications for higher education in a decade
Across the Political Spectrum, Workers Need Paid Leave Now
Large majorities across the political spectrum support paid family and medical leave, so why won’t Congress act?
Early Learning Priorities for the Biden Administration and 117th Congress
Harvard experts share what the Biden administration should prioritize to support strong early learning systems.
OTI Welcomes New York Law to Protect Health Data from Law Enforcement Access
Urges other states to follow with similar measures.
Righting a Backwards Policy: Making Sure the Second Stimulus Checks Reach the Hardest Hit Illinoisans
Launching First-Ever Cyber Citizenship Partnership to Support Educators & Build Resilience to Disinformation
Misinformation and disinformation is quickly becoming a national security issue. How can we prepare teachers and schools to fight back?
New America Statement on the Violent Assault on our Democracy
New America condemns the violent effort on Jan. 6, 2021 to overturn the certification of the presidential election results.
Trymaine Lee on His Approach to Storytelling
New America 2016 Fellow Trymaine Lee spoke about his book on the true costs of gun violence in the United States.
New Congress, New Community College Investment
A new congress means the likelihood of a new program to support innovation at community colleges just went up.
