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INFOGRAPHIC: Visualizing the Youth Apprentice’s Journey
PAYA’s new infographic illustrates how youth apprenticeship programs "work" for students.
A Texas Legislative Session Without an Abortion Fight? Unlikely.
More than a dozen abortion-related bills are circulating in the state Capitol.
How Do We Move Beyond ‘Proxy’ Paralysis?
It will require understanding that, when it comes to warfare, 'proxy' is a strategy—not an identity.
How Jeff Bezos Can Make Good on the Promise of Montessori Schools
Modeling a successful program will require approaching the task with the same rigor as sending humans into space.
Voices From the Social Safety Net
Technology both delivers benefits and lets recipients advocate for themselves.
Jeff Goodell on Sea Level Rise, Antarctica, and Climate Change
New America 2016 Fellow Jeff Goodell spoke about his book The Water Will Come.
Apples and Oranges: Family Child Care Homes Shift the Thorny Knot’s Paradigm
What can we learn about inclusive teaching and learning from California and New Jersey?
California and New Jersey are leading the way in inclusivity—but what about open learning?
FCC Report Could Mark Crucial Step To Protecting A Program For School and Library Internet Access
The E-Rate program provides funding to help eligible schools and libraries obtain affordable broadband and Wi-Fi services.
Pre-K in American Cities
Researchers at NIEER partnered with CityHealth to analyze access and quality of pre-K programming in America’s 40 largest cities.
CENTCOM: No Yemen Strikes in February 2019
On March 1st, CENTCOM confirmed to New America by email that “CENTCOM did not conduct any strikes in Yemen in February 2019”
Narrative Change Begins with You
Beyond Big Brother
As technology is increasingly integrated into our 21st-century lives, is Orwell's prophecy from 1949 not merely unfolding—but also evolving?
Can Political Violence Be Prevented in the United States?
The Twin Cities in Minnesota may point to how to stem political violence even before it happens.