Diversifying the Teacher Workforce with ‘Grow Your Own’ Programs
Across the country, Grow Your Own programs aim to bridge the diversity gap between teachers and students.
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From Riding a Wave to Full Steam Ahead
As China’s government mobilizes for AI leadership, some challenges will be tougher than others.
10 Reasons You Should Intern at OTI
Check out the 10 reasons you should apply for an OTI internship.
Announcing ShiftLabs: A Community Design Lab on the Future of Work
ShiftLabs is a design lab and pilot program working with communities across the country to help diagnose how technology is changing work.
Fudged Graduation Rates Hurt a Familiar Group of Students
High graduation rates are a universal goal—but they can’t come artificially.
How Blockchain is Enabling a Local Energy Movement
Blockchain technology offers an opportunity to transform the fundamental structure of the energy market.
Robots and the Rest: Looking at Indianapolis, Phoenix, and the Future of Work
New America and Rockefeller are partnering to bring a ShiftLabs design process to two cities this spring.
Transforming Financing in Early Care and Education
A report from the National Academies of Sciences highlights how current investments in early care and education are inadequate.
New Report Examines Equitable Pathways to Quality Bachelor’s for Pre-K Teachers
Distilling ideas from across the country on how to revamp bachelor's degree programs to best train current and future pre-K teachers.
OTI to FCC: Don’t Rip Broadband Away From Low-Income Americans
OTI filed comments with the FCC in response to the Commission's proposal to essentially gut the Lifeline program.
The Rickety Bureaucracy That Is Holding Up California’s Early Education System
A new report uncovers the web of often uncoordinated agencies that manage early care and education programs across the state of California.
A New Development Model for India?
Popular models of development suggest a rigid linear path. But India is taking a more entrepreneurial path—one that holds promise for growth
Can Love Elevate Our Politics?
Millennial Fellows Christian Hosam and Aaron Noffke discuss the role of love in politics and policy.
San Diego Unified Reverses Course, Stops Sending Parents to Collections
The decision represents a change in tone by school board members, who defended the program in November.