Why Numbers can be Neutral but Data Can’t
During April's Math Awareness Month, we look at how we can make college level math more practical and prepare students for the real world.
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California, Here They Come
Meet our new New America California fellows.
Environmentalism for All in Seattle?
The city’s long been eco-conscience—for some. But now it may be going green for everyone.
In Case of Emergency, Break Glass Ceiling
Why, ask Jane Carr and Elizabeth Weingarten, do companies only think to hire women in times of crisis?
Internet and Innovation Leaders Urge White House to Open 5.9 GHz Spectrum
Today, a broad coalition delivered a letter to President Obama asking him to prioritize shared use of a valuable frequency band of spectrum.
Musical Money Matters
Andrew Bolden explains the power of theatrical art (including but not limited to its ability to keep Hamilton on and kick Jackson off Americ
OTI to Congress: Block New Government Hacking Proposal
OTI today called on Congress to block new proposed changes to the federal rules around search warrants.
Proposed Child Nutrition Bill Could Reverse Progress on Food Security
Reclaiming Islam, Online and in Life
Salim Kassam and Haseeb Rizvi are reclaiming stories by Muslims, for Muslims.
The Issue Is Not Kenya: An Open Letter to Boris Johnson
The Mayor of London’s most recent racist remarks aren’t a shocking one-off, but classism common on both sides of the Atlantic, writes Emily
Too Much Merit Aid for Those Not in Need
Stephen Burd does a deep dive into which universities are paying for students who can pay for themselves.
Interview: Supporting Family Child Care Providers
Interview with Jessica Sager, Co-Founder and Executive Director of All Our Kin
New America CA Announces Inaugural Class of Fellows
New America CA announced the selection of social entrepreneurs it will be supporting as year-long fellows.
OTI Applauds Historic Vote in House Approving Email Privacy Act and Looks to the Senate
Today, after many years of advocacy, the House of Representatives unanimously passed H.R. 699, the Email Privacy Act.
