Can Brazil Get Its ‘Beautiful Game’ and Political Groove Back?
Both on the pitch and in politics, Brazilians are less willing to sit back, relax, and watch Neymar work his magic.
Fifteen Years After Landmark Gay Rights Case, Same-Sex Couples in Texas Still Face Legal Hurdles
Same-sex couples in Texas today face another court case that aims to roll back their rights.
Fort Collins Community Overcomes Long Odds, Wins Municipal Broadband Vote
In Fort Collins, Colorado, community interest and engagement is leading to high-speed, high-quality, affordable broadband.
How We Can ‘Free’ Our Facebook Friends
An event recap on data portability—moving data between social platforms—and what it may mean for the future of online competition.
Plum Island Residents Weigh ‘Green’ Or ‘Gray’ Infrastructure in Struggle Against Erosion
Residents of Plum Island hope that grass will lend their homes protection in their long struggle against erosion.
What You Should Know about the Latest Senate Perkins Reauthorization Bill
Passed out of committee with rare bipartisan support, the new Perkins bill could tell us more about what works in CTE.
#CCRewind: Intravenous Non-Interventions
What does it really mean to approach the opioid crisis through a public health lens?
A Human to Know: Jane Frankland
AFRICOM Denies U.S. Involvement in June 19 and June 22 Somalia Raids
Learning from California
For the past three years, New America has been following three communities in California. Here’s what we are finding out.
Oft-Overlooked Threads Woven into ECE’s Thorny Knot
Technology, National Identity, and “Invisible Countries”
Join Future Tense and author Joshua Keating at Solid State Books for a discussion on his new book, “Invisible Countries.”
In-Person
Solid State Books
600 H Street NE, Washington, D.C. 20002
The Beltway and the Ivory Tower: Bridging the Gap
Join ISP for a discussion on how to best integrate academic research in to national security policy.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
