The Government Is Severing a Lifeline for Low-Income Americans
Low-income Americans depend on subsidized wireless and internet service—but the FCC is making it harder for them to qualify.
When a Simple Spreadsheet Beats a Million-Dollar App
Not every policy problem requires a high-tech solution.
When the Best Medicine in the World Isn’t Enough, What Can Technology Do?
Technologists, healthcare providers, and patients must come together to address a community’s health gaps.
Will drone swarms cause the next wave of civilian casualties in Libya?
Greg Barker on His New Feature Film, Storytelling, and Deeper Truths
New America 2018 Fellow Greg Barker spoke about his film Sergio.
Newsom’s Budget Builds on California’s Early Education Momentum
Governor Newsom unveiled his proposed 2020–21 budget last month
Starting, Supporting, and Scaling Youth Apprenticeship: Tools to Accelerate the Work of Partnerships in the Field
PAYA National Partners have developed a collection of tools to help communities develop and expand youth apprenticeship.
70 Million Worldwide Are Displaced. Can Smartphones Help Them Get Home?
Yuliya Panfil wrote for Good ID on how data trails could help reunite individuals with their homes and land.
A Missing Puzzle Piece in the Federal-State Partnership Landscape
With college costs on the rise, policymakers are looking for different models of funding for higher education.