The Hazards of Automating Your Health
The volume of health data generated by apps and devices raises important questions about the boundaries of personal space.
The Time for Engaging Citizens in Democracy Is Now
Participatory budgeting represents an authentic way of making a government literally of the people, by the people, and for the people.
There’s a Right Order to Saving the World
The question isn’t which of the targets of the UN Sustainable Development Goals should be hit, but how we might effectively hit them all.
Cast Your Vote: New America’s Education Policy Program Invited to Participate in Five Proposed SXSW EDU Panels
New America’s Education Policy program has been invited to participate in five proposed panels at next year’s SXSW EDU.
Reunion and Summer Roundup
To Foster Inclusivity, Start Early
Pre-K programs should be more intentional about including students with disabilities
Trans Women Driving The Conversation: Sarah McBride
Meet Sarah McBride, the National Press Secretary for the Human Rights Campaign.
Trans Youth
As the debate about which bathroom transgender people should use continues, a more complex question is emerging.
In-Person
David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center
Broadway between 62nd and 63rd Streets, New York, NY 10023
8/8 FCC Reply Comments Opposing Petitions to Change the Citizens Broadband Radio Service Licensing Rules
FCC Filing
High-Stakes For Whom? Understanding Principal Behavior in Rating Teacher Performance
High-stakes for principals, not just teachers, impact principals’ ratings of teacher performance.