Supporting Young Children with Disabilities and Their Families: Federal Policy Updates and Resources for State Advocates
A fact sheet from New America and Start Early supports advocates to stay informed and take action.
Americans Believe in the Importance of Student Support Services at Colleges and Universities
This blog post reviews Varying Degrees 2025 data and finds Americans' strong support for services that help college students succeed.
Designing Inclusive Engagement: How Toronto Is Rethinking Public Participation
New America’s Hollie Russon Gilman and Sarah Jacob spoke with Daniel Fusca, Manager of Public Consultation for Parks & Rec in Toronto.
Flipping the Power Switch
A clean energy transition that benefits the Global South will require systemic changes to current geopolitical infrastructure.
The Jakarta Model Is No Blueprint
Sustainable growth cannot be built on silenced communities and poisoned land, argues Alvin Camba.
Trump’s Occupation of DC Undermines Proven Housing Solutions
Trump’s crackdown and DC’s next budget both ignore effective solutions to helping people leave homelessness, Helen Bonnyman discusses.
The Case for a Third Reconstruction
Sabeel K. Rahman makes the case for a reconstructionist approach to reimagine institutions.
Dan Xin Huang on Education and Class in America
New America Fellow Dan Xin Huang spoke about his forthcoming book, Rutter.
Alexandra Simon
Senior Policy Analyst, Center on Education & Labor
“So Much to Say, No Way to Share It”: How AI Can Change the Game for Learners with Disabilities
AI is transforming accessibility, says expert An-Me Chung, by unlocking new support tools for students with disabilities.
LitWars Ep. 36: Candace Rondeaux
Candace Rondeaux unpacks her Russianist expertise with LitWars Podcast.
New America Announces Fellows’ Class of 2026
Out of nearly 400 applications this year, 10 individuals were selected for New America’s Class of 2026 Fellows.
New America’s Eviction Data Response Network Announces $3.1 Million Investment From Ballmer Group
No Country for Young Politicians—and How To Fix That
Oscar Pocasangre wrote for Fulcrum on how the United State's winner-take-all electoral system prevents young people from party organizing.