Economic Security
COVID-19: Policy, Poverty and Indiana Workers
Indiana's lowest paid workers are not finding the policies, financial support, or wage growth they need to weather the COVID-19 storm.
“Stand Up For Each Other, Be Counted”
How do we get census messages to Latino communities in the most strategic and effective way?
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.
Chicago 2020: Ready for a New Era
We're bringing together New America’s thinkers and doers with the brainy, tenacious Chicagoans working hard to make our region better
New America Announces New Partnership to Study Property Insecurity and Loss in the United States
Our new partnership will map home and land loss across the country, and conduct on-the-ground research in Arizona, Indiana, & North Carolina
Indiana Avenue: The Ethnic Cleansing of Black Indianapolis
A bustling center of commerce, art and homes, the Indiana Avenue area in Indianapolis was a destination for Midwestern Black Americans.
Tension Heats Up Between Church and Villagers Amid Georgia Land Ownership Debate
Yuliya Panfil was quoted in a Reuters article on enduring property registration issues in the modernizing country of Georgia.
Minding the (Housing Data) Gap
America’s housing crisis is galvanizing more and more national attention—but meaningful reform will require reliable, accessible data.
Welcome to 2020
There's a slew of issues to examine in the property rights space. What will FPR focus on this year?
Craft in Commercial Space: Monmade & Fallingwater
The Right to Be Seen
Anne-Marie Slaughter and Yuliya Panfil wrote for Project Syndicate about how invisible groups can use their data trails to access services.
Meet the Immigrants Who Took On Amazon
Jessica Bruder wrote a cover story for WIRED about the Somali warehouse workers who are taking on Amazon.