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Experiment No. 14: Beta Tester Check-In
OTI Calls on Indian Government: Don’t Put Citizens’ Privacy at Risk
End-to-end encryption secures the data of millions, and should be protected.
Rethinking the English Learner Achievement Gap
In Rural Texas, People Experiencing Homelessness Lead “Masked” Lives Outside of Public View
Homeless Texans in the state's rural areas are harder to find and help—and their numbers have increased by 33 percent in recent years.
It’s Kochland—We’re Just Living in It
Former New America Fellow Chris Leonard spoke to Aisha Shahbaz about his book, Kochland—and what Koch's vast influence means for America.
The 2020 Election’s Secret Weapon
Civic engagement is crucial to this year’s election, Heeju Jung explains—and to the future of our democracy.
The Catalytic Potential of Entropy
Entropy forms the backbone of both thermodynamics and information theory—and it plays a crucial role in how we communicate with one another.
Why We Keep Sending Music to Extraterrestrials
Music is an ideal medium for interstellar communication.
Jessica Bruder on Subcultures, Journalistic Collaboration, and Edward Snowden
New America 2020 Fellow Jessica Bruder spoke about economic insecurity and the changing nature of work.
Experiment No. 13: SMART Resolutions
Perspectives on Leadership in Early Education: A Blog Series with the Harvard Graduate School of Education
Educators’ investment in children dramatically outpaces our investment in their professional lives, training, and wages
Experiment No. 12: Drop the (Holiday) Ball
The Invisible Work of Dual Language Educators
A new study captures the sentiments of dual language and bilingual elementary educators and brings their hidden work to light.