Policy That Protects: Fighting Online Fraud and Scams Through Responsive Policymaking
Lawmakers have taken important steps to address the public’s concerns about fraud and scams, but more work is needed to protect consumers.
12 Killed, Hundreds Injured in Saudi Arabia Airport Attack as Houthi Strikes Intensify
Future Security Program Fellow Adam Baron is quoted in the Washington Post on the fallout of a deadly Houthi strike on Saudi Arabia.
Hegseth Wants America to Watch a Firing Squad Execution. It’s Drawing Backlash
Peter Bergen spoke with CNN about the dangers of livestreaming the execution of Nidal Hasan.
Working People Need Standing to Shape the AI Economy
Standing in the AI economy requires organizing and resourcing worker and community organizations to engage where key decisions are made.
Peter Bergen Discusses His Book “All The Presidents’ Wars” at the Spy Museum
Peter Bergen joined the International Spy Museum for a discussion of his new book and twenty-five years of America's war on terrorism.
CCAMPIS Changes Put Politics Ahead of Student Parents
The Education Department awarded fewer CCAMPIS grants as the program got caught up in the Trump administration’s politicized grant processes.
Five Things Principals Can Do to Protect Kindergarten’s Three Indispensables
What young students experience in school depends heavily on decisions the principal makes.
Out of School…and Out of Luck?
The Trump Administration is letting 26 states reduce the share of youth workforce dollars they spend to reengage opportunity youth.
Tech Is Fueling Unprecedented Price Gouging
Groundwork Collaborative President and author of Gouged: The End of a Fair Price—And What That Means for Your Wallet
How to Get Universal Child Care: Toolkits for State Policy and Systems Change
Six new toolkits from the Better Life Lab provide advice and resources for child care advocates, policymakers, and funders.
Rebuilding American Democracy Through Public Participation
Listen to a discussion on how the next pro-democracy administration can restore public trust in institutions.
Virtual
1PM – 2PM EST
Forged from the Fires: Rebuilding Child Care in L.A. and Beyond Through Storytelling That Facilitates Policy Change
Join entertainment storytellers, child care practitioners, and systems experts to examine truths about early care and learning in the wake of a major disaster, the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EST
The Night Shift at Reykjavik: What ‘The Brink of War’ Tells Us about Arms Control
A new film dramatizes never-signed Cold War negotiations. Amy J. Nelson explains why the agreement failed—and what can be learned today.