Culture
Money Behind the Movement: Bolstering Civil Rights
Like many social movements, the Civil Rights Movement required money to sustain the long fight for racial and economic justice in the U.S.
Rural Virginians Must Travel Long Distances to Hospital-Based Health Care Services
Rural New Mexicans Need Paid Leave to Navigate Long Distances to Health Care Services
New Mexico's rural communities face long distances to health care and could better access it with paid family and medical leave.
Experiment No. 34: Making Hard Decisions
Rural Mainers Need Paid Leave to Navigate Long Distances to Hospital-Based Health Services
Distances to Hospital-Based Health Care Underscore Maine's Need for Paid Family and Medical Leave to Build a Healthier and Stronger State.
Rural Vermonters – Especially Parents with Sick Children – Need Paid Leave to Manage Distances to Hospital-Based Care
Rural Minnesotans Must Travel Long Distances for Hospital-Based Health Care
The Roots of America’s Wealth Inequality in the Service Industry
Albert Samaha’s forthcoming Fellows project examines the root causes of wealth inequality through the experiences of service workers.
As 2022 Ends, We’ve Seen What the Federal Government Can Do – Yet the Vast Majority of U.S. Workers and Families Are Still Waiting for Paid Leave
This holiday season, give yourself the holiday you really need
Monica Potts on Inequality in Rural America
New America Fellow Monica Potts spoke about her book, The Forgotten Girls.
2022’s 10 Most Moving Caregiving Moments on TV
America’s Place in the World Order: The Effect of Sports Globalization
With its eye on soccer and the World Cup, the American sports industry is making a play for the globalized sports market.
