Consolidation Would Give Mississippi Students Better, Fairer Schools, Says National Consultant
Zahava Stadler writes in Mississippi Today that smarter school district boundaries could reduce funding inequality in Mississippi.
Zahava Stadler writes in Mississippi Today that smarter school district boundaries could reduce funding inequality in Mississippi.
The Guardian cites David Sterman and New America's data on U.S. strikes in Somalia in an investigation of a deadly strike.
The Trump administration’s decision to move special education out of the Department of Education will reverse progress and weaken protections for students with disabilities.
Entrepreneur Robbie Leer makes the case for AI-supported permitting as an underleveraged solution to housing supply shortages.
Future Security Program Fellow Taufiq Rahim discusses what's known and not known about the U.S.-Iran deal.
Shalin Jyotishi was selected as a national expert to inform the AACC's Resilient by Design strategic plan on community college futures.
Amber Egbert and Kevin Amirehsani provide insight into how Colorado was able to increase tax credit access through proactive outreach
Director of New America's Open Technology Institute Prem Trivedi unpacks the White House’s June 2 Executive Order on security reviews of frontier models.
Lee Drutman chats with Tabatha Abu El-Haj about the power of associational party building.
Join for a discussion with Unify Akron, the nonprofit working to make collaborative civic participation a permanent part of how Akron governs itself.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EST
In-Person
The Chicago Community Trust
33 S. State Street Suite 750, Chicago, IL, DuSable boardroom
New America Fellow Grace M. Cho spoke about her forthcoming book We Will Go to Jinju.