What Is the PAYA Network? A Preview of Events and Upcoming Resources
Virtual
1PM – 2PM EST
Why “Disparate Impact” Is Good for Business
The Trump administration is attacking a doctrine that allows companies to serve consumers while improving their bottom line.
Why “Disparate Impact” Matters for Tackling Intentional Housing Discrimination
President Trump wants to get rid of a tool that helps catch intentional discrimination by bad actors.
Fair Play and Technological Innovation in Sports
Listen in on lively discussions centered on the impacts and consequences of technological innovation in sports.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Federal BEAD Rules Claim Neutrality, But Critics See Bias
Jessica Dine on criticism for new BEAD rules.
From ADHD to Dog Man: The Superpower of Neurodivergent Kids
For Learning Disability Week, Carrie Gillispie reminds us: Dog Man began in a hallway, drawn by a kid with ADHD looking to belong.
How NSF Funding Helps My College Educate for the Present and Future of Work
Daniel Phelan, President of Jackson College, on the value of NSF funding for STEM education at community colleges.
Sheila R. Thomas
Fellow, Learning Sciences Exchange
Cuts with Consequences
Cutting Medicaid puts infants, toddlers, and young children at risk.
The Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Flag
Future Security Program Fellow Sarah Moriarty recounts the history of the Hostage and Wrongful Detainee flag.
The Supreme Court Green Lit Access to Your Social Security Data. Here’s What That Means for Your Privacy.
Sydney Saubestre breaks down the SCOTUS ruling giving DOGE access to SSA data. See what personal info of yours may be at risk.
Three Modern Fathers, Three Journeys, One Truth: Fatherhood is Changing
In a nation on edge, three modern dads redefine fatherhood with love and resilience—Haley Swenson tells their stories.
What’s New in AI-Focused Skilled Technical Workforce Education?
How can education and training providers discern signal from noise in the AI economy?