The ROAD to Housing Act: Behind the Bipartisan Bill to Unlock America’s Affordable Housing Supply
Despite Trump’s dismissive commentary, the ROAD to Housing Act could ease the affordability crisis.
Benjamin Farley
Fellow, Future Security
The Future of the Foreign Affairs Workforce: Rebuilding Public Service
How can the government rebuild public service and best ensure a State Department prepared for the challenges of the future? Listen in on the discussion to learn more about how the strength of foreign‑affairs institutions depends on the people who serve within them.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EST
Virginia Spinks
Data & Policy Analyst, Education Funding Equity
Designing for a Durable Workforce: State and City Strategies to Recruit, Support, and Retain Early Educators
This resource is designed for state and local policymakers, agency leaders and staff, and advocates working to recruit, support, and retain early childhood educators.
Will Orr
Fellow, Open Technology Institute
Workforce Pell Is Live. Here’s How States Are Approving Programs
Now that Workforce Pell is live, an 11-state comparison reveals widely different standards for occupations, employers, and articulation.
Miles to Go: Stories of Us at 250
Essays by New America’s Us@250 fellows on how communities across the country face pride, reckoning, and aspiration at the 250th anniversary.
Why Are American Politicians So Old?
Oscar Pocasangre was quoted in The Dispatch on the issue of gerontocracy in American politics.
Letters
Oscar Pocasangre's letter responding to Samuel Moyn's essay on gerontocracy was published in Harper's Magazine.
House Minority Representation Under List-PR
Oscar Pocasangre published a draft of a paper looking at minority representation under different proportional representation models.
Power, People, and Planet Initiative
The Power, People, and Planet initiative at New America supports real action on urgent global challenges. We have no shortage of bold ideas for addressing climate change, rapid AI development, and other planetary threats. Yet our institutions fail to act, solutions lost in the messy middle between idea and reality. We investigate the power dynamics and structural forces that block progress; build novel coalitions spanning diverse sectors, communities, and governments; and develop intelligence, tools, and strategies to enable action. Underlying our approach is the conviction that global governance must go beyond nation-states and account for the complex interplay of peoples, companies, states, and the natural environment. Our mission is to contribute to building a more resilient, effective, and pluralistic global order.
Disability in the United States at 250
A timeline of U.S. disability history and a reflection on its resonance as the nation turns 250.
From ‘Risky Business’ to ‘Mission: Possible’: Why ECE Learning Cohorts Work
The ECE Implementation Working Group launched a new cohort with a few tweaks but the same message: local implementation is everything.
