Harnessing the Potential of ‘Unlicensed Spectrum’ to Power Connectivity
Utilizing bands of airwaves like Wi-Fi wouldn’t only be good for business—it’d also be good for the public interest.
Legion of Brothers: A Special Screening
A new film explores the untold stories of the Green Berets adapting to unconventional warfare missions in Afghanistan.
In-Person
National September 11 Memorial and Museum
180 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10007
SDSU Researchers Watered Down a Police Racial-Profiling Study
Harsh language was softened and some troubling findings were taken out entirely.
Taking Voting Rights Beyond the Court
A wave of attacks on voting rights and fair representation can’t make us lose sight of opportunities to make more Americans’ voices heard.
Who Are the Missing Children of Our Generation?
As we reflect on the roots of the missing children’s movement, it’s key to remember how societal forces can force children into the streets.
Driving Change, Securing Tenure
Provoking thought about implications for property rights innovations around the world.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
How Could Early STEM Engagement Create Equity In The Workforce?
To address issues of diversity in the STEM workforce, we need to consider the power of equitable STEM engagement from a young age.
A Climate for Conflict: Stories from Somalia
A movie screening exploring the human cost of climate change
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Block and Cut: How the Federal Government is Underfunding Student Support and Academic Enrichment
President Trump’s proposed elimination of a new program undermines the Administration’s own commitment to local control and autonomy.
