Gender Equality and National Security Go Hand in Hand
As policymakers process UNGA talks, they should consider how including women in counter-terrorism strategy can yield crucial insights.
New America Announces 2018-19 Cybersecurity Policy Fellows
The fellowship is a one-year, non-resident program hosted jointly by the Open Technology Institute and the Cybersecurity Initiative.
Solar Energy in the Competitive Space
In which the author pisses off an audience — or one cranky guy
Texas Politics Can Change Plenty Without a Blue Wave
Texas politicians with an eye to shaking things up should look for purple splotches in what has been a very red state for decades.
The Battle for the Global Internet
Join New America, DiploFoundation, and the ISOC to discuss what the coming months might mean for internet governance.
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New America
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The FCC’s Approach to Data Is (Still) a Disaster
From misallocated funds to inaccurate Census numbers, the Commission’s flimsy data maneuvering could exacerbate all sorts of issues.
America’s First Foreign Fighter for al Qaeda After 9/11: Bryant Neal Viñas Tells His Story
Join International Security Program in welcoming Bryant Neal Viñas for a discussion of his time as a member of al Qaeda
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New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Senate Commerce Should Have Heard Consumer Voices in One-Sided Privacy Hearing
The Senate Commerce Committee’s hearing on data privacy omitted consumer voices. As a result, it held little value for the public.