Episodes
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The Rooftop: Building a Climate Mobility Movement
Welcoming America founder and ICLEI USA fellow David Lubell on 'ecosystem acceleration': using immigration movement-building lessons to fast-track climate migration infrastructure in US cities.
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The Rooftop: Q&A with Grace Wickerson
The Rooftop: Q&A with Grace Wickerson by New America
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The Rooftop: Q&A with Nathan Law and Dave Schaab
The Rooftop: Q&A with Nathan Law and Dave Schaab by New America
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The Rooftop: Q&A with Andrew Frederick
The Rooftop: Q&A with Andrew Frederick by New America
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The Rooftop: Q&A with Alice Hill
The Rooftop: Q&A with Alice Hill by New America
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The Rooftop: Q&A with Adam Lubinsky
The Rooftop: Q&A with Adam Lubinsky by New America
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The Rooftop: Q&A with Lo Sontag
The Rooftop: Q&A with Lo Sontag by New America
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The Rooftop: Q&A with Nick Graetz and Eddy Conroy
The Rooftop: Q&A with Nick Graetz and Eddy Conroy by New America
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The Rooftop: Q&A with Matt Sedlar
The Rooftop: Q&A with Matt Sedlar by New America
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The Rooftop: Q&A with Chiraag Bains
The Rooftop: Q&A with Chiraag Bains by New America
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More Parties, Better Parties by Lee Drutman
Audiobook of Lee Drutman's "More Parties, Better Parties" https://www.newamerica.org/political-reform/reports/more-parties-better-parties/
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2022 New America Fellow Justine van der Leun
2022 New America Fellow Justine van der Leun discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Anna Louie Sussman
2022 New America Fellow Anna Louie Sussman discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Azam Ahmed
2022 New America Fellow Azam Ahmed discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Abrahm Lustgarten
2022 New America Fellow Abrahm Lustgarten discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Sarah Kay
2022 New America Fellow Sarah Kay discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Rose Eveleth
2022 New America Fellow Rose Eveleth discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Myra Jones-Taylor
2022 New America Fellow Myra Jones-Taylor discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Mike Giglio
2022 New America Fellow Mike Giglio discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Lauren Michele Jackson
2022 New America Fellow Lauren Michele Jackson discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Keisha N. Blain
2022 New America Fellow Keisha N. Blain discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Julian Brave NoiseCat
2022 New America Fellow Julian Brave NoiseCat discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Janet Reitman
2022 New America Fellow Janet Reitman discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Francesca Mari
2022 New America Fellow Francesca Mari discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Ellen Wu
2022 New America Fellow Ellen Wu discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2022 New America Fellow Benoit Denizet-Lewis
2022 New America Fellow Benoit Denizet-Lewis discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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Heat Map Episode 1: All Climate Politics is Local...and Global
Hosted by Sharon Burke (Director of Resource Security at New America), Heat Map explores how local officials and organization leaders are navigating the fight against climate change. This episode discusses the relationship between local and global politics when it comes to managing the effects of...
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Heat Map Episode 2: The Midwest
Hosted by Sharon Burke (Director of Resource Security at New America), Heat Map explores how local officials and organization leaders are navigating the fight against climate change. This episode focuses on the Midwest region of the US and features an interview with Jesse Kharbanda. Jesse is the...
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2021 New America Fellow Adam Harris
2021 New America Fellow Adam Harris discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2021 New America Fellow Brian Goldstone
2021 New America Fellow Brian Goldstone discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2021 New America Fellow Caleb J. Gayle
2021 New America Fellow Caleb J. Gayle discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2021 New America Fellow Cecilia Aldarondo
2021 New America Fellow Cecilia Aldarondo discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2021 New America Fellow Daniel Bergner
2021 New America Fellow Daniel Bergner discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2021 New America Fellow Eve L. Ewing
2021 New America Fellow Eve L. Ewing discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2021 New America Fellow Jennifer Daskal
2021 New America Fellow Jennifer Daskal discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2021 New America Fellow Jonathan Blitzer
2021 New America Fellow Jonathan Blitzer discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2021 New America Fellow Yi-Ling Liu
2021 New America Fellow Yi-Ling Liu discusses her project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2021 New America Fellow Shaun Ossei-Owusu
2021 New America Fellow Shaun Ossei-Owusu discusses his project and plans for the upcoming year with Awista Ayub, the director of New America's Fellows Program. Learn more at newamerica.org/fellows.
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2020 Census: A Tech Revolution Or Risk?
Following the 2010 census, 10 states lost congressional seats, and New York state stands to lose a Congressional seat as well as federal funding for vital services if significant sections of its population are undercounted again. To address the potential shift in the balance of power and discuss...
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The Americans (and podcast?) Series Finale
In a special reunion episode, Libby and Kevin return for an in-depth discussion of the series finale of The Americans while ignoring higher education altogether.
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How Much is Your Government Enabled to Know about You?
Myacah tapes up her webcam, Christian doesn’t. In some ways, this exemplifies two major attitudes among millennials regarding surveillance -- tin-foil hat paranoia and complete acceptance. How’d we get here? The PATRIOT Act made sweeping changes to civil liberties in response to 9/11 with...
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Digital Democracy
Imagine a centralized database replete with your personal information that links together your and your family’s vital health, education, and social welfare records. Now imagine the database includes an entire country’s population. Fifty years ago this year, Denmark launched the world's first...
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Raised by a Welfare Queen
Christian and I were both raised by single mothers in the shadow of 90s welfare reform. When and why did the two-parent household become enshrined in American social policy? On our pilot episode, we sit down with Georgetown professor Dr. Marcia Chatelain to talk about about the history of social...
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The China Hustle
There are no good guys in this story, including me. – Dan David, GeoInvesting After the 2008 financial collapse, U.S. investors began scouring global markets for new opportunities for high returns, and they turned to China to take part in its explosive economic growth. Looking beyond profits that...
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Bending The Arc
Optimism is a moral choice. – Dr. Jim Yong Kim Thirty years ago, as much of the world was being ravaged by horrific diseases like HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis, three young people, not yet out of medical school, set out to provide healthcare for Haiti's rural poor. They went on to spend the next…
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500 Years
In January 2013, on an early morning in Guatemala City, soldiers with automatic weapons are standing on street corners. A long line of Mayan women and men head into the high court, an institution historically dominated by the interests of a small white elite minority. Just three decades earlier,...
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Making Health Work
Many American workers are unwell. They live with serious economic insecurity; succumb to diabetes, depression, and addiction at alarming rates; and struggle to balance the conflicting needs of their employers, their families, and their own well-being. That outlook won’t improve until we think of...
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The Quantum Spy
The United States and China are in a race to build the world’s first quantum machine, and whoever crosses the finish line first will attain global dominance for generations to come. In The Quantum Spy, a new genre-bending thriller, New York Times bestselling author and Washington Post columnist...
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The End of Loyalty
Today, almost half of the American workforce earns less than $15 per hour and a third of working-age men are either unemployed or unable to keep a family of four out of poverty. Few have sufficient savings to retire with, while businesses continue to push healthcare and other social safety costs...
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The Color of Money
When the Emancipation Proclamation was signed in 1863, the black community owned less than one percent of the United States’ total wealth. More than 150 years later, that number has barely budged. According to a new book by Mehrsa Baradaran, The Color of Money, this absence of wealth isn't just a...
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