Voting Rights Are Disability Rights: Confronting Barriers to Accessible Democracy
New America’s Power at the Polls event spotlighted barriers to voting for disabled Americans.
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How to Read the 2026 Midterms: Five Numbers We’re Watching on Election Night
Five experts from New America’s Political Reform program offer five indicators that could reveal where American politics goes next.
Five Things Districts Can Do to Support High-Quality Kindergarten
District leaders hold many important levers for encouraging the adoption of high-quality, play-rich kindergarten programs.
Improving Benefits Certification Through Thoughtful Healthcare Sector Partnerships and Digital Tools
Public benefits programs may be able to leverage electronic health records to streamline access to benefits.
Americans’ Stances on Higher Ed Ahead of the Midterms
The latest Public Insight discusses how Americans feel about higher education ahead of the midterm elections
How Perinatal Cash Transfer Delivery Shapes Impact
A shared framework for measuring and delivering perinatal cash transfers could strengthen the field and deliver for moms and babies.
The School District Merger Lab
Use this interactive tool to see in real time how different school district mergers impact the fairness of a state’s school systems.
Becoming America: Marielena Hincapié on Writing Her Family’s Immigration Story
Class of 2026 New America (ASU Future Security) Fellow Marielena Hincapié previews her forthcoming book.
Lakewood, Ohio Residents and Planners Convene on Climate Migration Preparedness
New America will host a scenario planning session in Lakewood, Ohio on climate migration and housing affordability.
What’s Wrong With How We Talk About AI in the Classroom
Schools should center teachers and students, not AI hype, and set boundaries and policies that protect human-led learning.
Saudi Arabia is Running Out of Options
The Atlantic cited Future Security Program Fellow Adam Baron on Saudi Arabia's tough choices with regard to the Houthis.
US Forces Accused of ‘Weaponising’ Somalia’s Floods by Trapping Women and Children in the Path of El Niño
The Guardian cites David Sterman on allegations of U.S. strikes in Somalia.
The Education Department Punished a Beauty School Accreditor. It Could Have Gone Further.
The Trump administration bars NACCAS from accrediting additional colleges for a year, but stops short of revoking its federal recognition.
Beyond Washington: What the 2026 State Elections Mean for Early Care and Education
ECE has emerged as a key campaign issue in several governor's races, while local ballot measures could lead to new funding
Examining English Learner Reclassification Rates Since the Every Student Succeeds Act
How have states performed according to their English learner reclassification criteria, and how are reclassification outcomes affected?