Whose Streets?
Three years after Michael Brown’s death, a new film profiles the generation fighting not for their civil rights, but their right to live.
7/17 FCC Comments on Preserving the 2015 Open Internet Order
FCC Filing
China’s Ambitious Rules to Secure ‘Critical Information Infrastructure’
China’s new cybersecurity law imposes special requirements when it comes to what it calls “critical information infrastructure.”
The Role of Science in Boosting Outcomes for English Learners
Aligning literacy standards with science instruction promotes language learning for ELs, as some districts in California have found.
Cybersecurity’s Disastrous Game of Chicken
Early Childhood Trauma Requires a Team Effort
Early childhood trauma is complex and unique – what can ECE programs do to help?
How Can We Build Pathways to Success for All of Our Young People?
Too often, our most powerful institutions fail to commit to the success of young people.
How the Unchecked Expansion of Customs and Border Protection Threatens Our Democracy
The tension on America’s southern border threatens the very core of our democracy.
My Favorite Movie with Rep. Ted Lieu
Join New America and Rep. Ted Lieu for a screening and discussion of the 2014 BAFTA-nominated film Ex Machina.
In-Person
Landmark E Street Cinema
555 11th Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20004
Puerto Rico’s Lessons on Civic Engagement
An observation of Puerto Rico’s recent statehood referendum shines a light on what true voter access might look like.