What Dreamers can Teach us about Civic Education
Dreamers will continue to defend their rights, but it is time for us to join them—and educators can be amongst their most powerful allies.
Who’s Afraid of Online Speech?
Join Future Tense as we assess current fears about online speech and the promise and peril of proposals to address to them.
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New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
1/29 FCC Reply Comments with Public Knowledge Opposing Changes to Citizens Broadband Radio Service Licensing Rules
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One Year In: Our Updated Progress Report on FCC Chairman Ajit Pai
We review Ajit Pai’s first year as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.
The Secret to Social Startup Success: How the Best Nonprofits Launch, Scale Up and Make a Difference
Join Anne-Marie Slaughter, Cecilia Munoz, and Kathleen Kelly Janus to discuss about how nonprofits tackle the path to scale.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Translation: Chinese government outlines AI ambitions through 2020
A Call for Millennials to Re-learn History
Millennials, and especially white millennials, need to make a real and true effort to re-visit our country’s history.
America’s Long War on Immigrants
The United States has a history of controlling the movement of black and brown people into the country—and it's only getting worse.
Churches Are Forging Connections Beyond Worship
From AA meetings to book clubs, communities are widening the functions of sacred places.
For Cybersecurity Leaders, it’s All About Mindset
Why seeing personal and professional roadblocks as opportunities for growth - rather than potential failures - can make all the difference.
Foundation for Success: Tulsa’s Universal Pre-K Benefits Participants Eight Years Later
The first long-term study on universal pre-K, conducted in Tulsa, shows that benefits of pre-K persist into eighth grade.
Lots of Tap Water Meets Federal Clean Water Mandates
But fails state safety goals.