New America is a Washington, D.C.–based public policy think tank and civic enterprise that conducts research, policy analysis, fellowships, and events across issue areas including education, technology and democracy, global security, and family wellbeing.
5 upcoming events · 218 past events
A briefing co-hosted by New America and the National Women’s Law Center providing an overview of the needs of pregnant and parenting students and new state policy tools to support them.
New America and the Washington Monthly host a conversation on the future of higher education with Kevin Carey and Paul LeBlanc, plus video remarks from Gov. Andy Beshear. Discusses federal policy and the impacts of AI on higher education.
New America hosts a virtual panel on accessible democracy, examining ADA and Voting Rights Act protections, curbside voting pilots, the impact of federal SAVE legislation, and how election officials can improve physical and digital accessibility. CART and ASL interpreting provided.
A virtual book talk hosted by New America's Power, People, and Planet Initiative featuring Madeleine Schwartz (editor, The Dial) in conversation with Gordon LaForge about the essay collection 'How We See It: The World Looks at America in the Age of Trump.'
A virtual discussion exploring how young adults can access career pathways in advanced manufacturing through youth apprenticeship programs.
Notice of grant awards making approximately $4 million available to develop or expand registered apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship programs across eight priority sectors. Eligible applicants include businesses, nonprofits, community colleges, and workforce boards.
The Rooftop contributor-driven blog invites pitches for articles and multimedia on housing solutions; submit short pitches via the linked form to be considered for publication.
New America is hiring a State Partnerships Lead to support the Eviction Data Response Network (EDRN), a role to support cohort state partnerships and eviction data infrastructure work.
Free national community of practice for higher education institutions, employers, workforce boards, and other organizations interested in apprenticeship degree programs; includes monthly webinars, toolkits, guidance, and an annual in-person gathering. Applications open for the next cohort (no deadline specified in email).