The First Step to Solving the Housing Crisis Might Be Simpler Than You Think
Yuliya Panfil and Sabiha Zainulbhai argue that America should create a National Housing Loss Rate in order to measure the housing crisis.
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The Paradoxical Reason Republicans Win Elections Despite Unpopular Policies
Lee Drutman wrote about the Ostrogorski Paradox and how the introduction of more political parties may be a solution to the paradox.
Khameer Kidia on Global Mental Health
New America (ASU Future Security) Fellow Khameer Kidia spoke about his book, Empire of Madness.
A Comprehensive Approach to Serving Student Parents
A conversation with Generation Hope’s Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Nicole Lynn Lewis.
Democracy in the Digital Wild
This brief examines how the rapidly evolving digital world can bolster, rather than undermine, democracy and open societies.
How Can Educators Help Children Thrive in Kindergarten and the Early Grades?
Helping to create the conditions for young children to thrive in kindergarten begins by better understanding what is getting in the way.
Reflections on the Shift Commission’s Predictions on the Future of Work, Five Years Later
Thought leaders revisit the Shift report and consider what the commission got right, what didn’t see coming, and what the future might hold.
On the Danger of Not Understanding Technology
PIT-UN’s 5 New Members Grow Network’s Diversity & Reach
Striking Balance between Public Procurement and Innovation
Experts explore public procurement challenges and opportunities to improve outcomes in service and benefit delivery with digital solutions.
Announcing the Community College Workforce Transformation & Implementation Cohort Program & Advisory Committee
We will launch an application of interest for community colleges to join the Community College Workforce Transformation cohort.
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Bolstering State and Local Care Infrastructure with Federal Recovery Funding
More than $3 billion have been allocated to care projects, but funds remain on the table for communities to invest in care.