What Will Be There When You Fall?: The Future of our Safety Net
What do you think of when you hear the term “safety net?” Read here for details on our Tech for the Safety Net discussion
Economic Security
How to Take Blockchain From Flaming Out to Scaling Up
Projects are often undertaken by governments enthusiastic about the technology, but fuzzy on what it can actually deliver.
Establishing a Vision for Nonpartisan and Fair Redistricting
A conversation on how to implement independent redistricting not from the top down—but from the ground up.
How to Bake Diversity Into Tech Startups
A conversation on where past efforts have fallen short and the key elements of inclusive tech ecosystems.
Learning While Homeless in the Other California
California's homeless crisis won't be fixed without protecting the educational rights of students facing housing instability.
Making the Shift From Empathy to Action
An overview of a special issue highlighting the New America CA fellows, their work, and the role of individuals in social change.
The Safety Net Is Actually a Safety Network
Low-income families take a holistic approach to solving their day-to-day challenges. Philanthropic organizations should do the same.
Why We Need to Invest In Survivor Wealth
It holds the keys to survivors not only getting out of abusive situations, but also staying out.
Texas Has a Multibillion Dollar Plan to Protect from Hurricane Storm Surge
But there's a growing chorus of coastal Texas residents who have rallied against it.
Blockchain Potent Force but ‘No Cure-All’ for Land Rights
Tim Robustelli was quoted in a Reuters article following his presentation on blockchain-for-land at the World Bank.
The Three Legged Stool: Property and Corruption
The second installment of the Three Legged Stool series examines how corruption gets in the way of property innovation.
Narrative Change Begins with You
The Three Legged Stool: A Paradigm for Property Rights Innovation
Introducing a blog series on the three legged stool of property rights innovation: technology, people, processes.
How Do You Love What You May Soon Lose?
The work of the late Mary Oliver offers some guidance on how to love our tenuous world and those who will inherit it.