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    The Challenge of Reviving Apprenticeships

    Brookings

    If Americans are to embrace apprenticeships, I believe coveted Silicon Valley companies, financial institutions, hospitals, and law firms must hire graduates who train outside of full-time academic programs. Indeed, the…

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    Rethinking the Business Case for Investing in Health

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    For decades, price, quality, and convenience have been the principal drivers of consumer purchasing decisions. Today, those drivers are competing with another important motivator: health. But while some companies like…

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    Small Changes May Make the Biggest Impact in Governance

    Fast Company

    Over the last year, our public interest technology team at New America interviewed people working in and around governments across the country. The same resonant themes emerged again and again.…

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    Policy Solutions are Needed to Close the Racial Wealth Gap

    Brookings Sep 4, 2021

    Homeownership is often viewed as the entree to the American dream and the gateway to intergenerational wealth. However, this pathway is often less achievable for Black Americans who post a…

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    Utilizing Trauma-informed Care Strategies in Research

    Urban Institute Sep 4, 2021

    Since the inception of trauma-informed care in the medical field in the late 1980s , the practice has evolved and permeated peripheral fields, including behavioral health, advocacy, and, in the past 20 years,…

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    DoorDash and Grubhub Sued By Chicago for Unfair Business Practices

    The Counter Sep 4, 2021

    The city of Chicago announced a first-of-its-kind legal challenge against food delivery platforms DoorDash and Grubhub on Friday, accusing the companies of engaging in a host of unfair business practices…

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    School-Student Communication in India Strained During COVID-19

    United Nations Foundation Sep 4, 2021

    As one of the 193 United Nations Member States to adopt the Sustainable Development Goals, India is committed to the UN pledge to “leave no one behind.” A crucial aspect of…

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    How Costa Rica is Successfully Reducing Carbon Emissions

    RAND Corporation Sep 4, 2021

    This year has provided a grim preview of what climate scientists say the world is becoming. Suffocating heat in the Pacific Northwest killed 200 people. Torrential rains and flooding across…

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    Century-old Document Sheds Light on Racism in Health Care

    The Marshall Project Sep 4, 2021

    Black Americans die at higher rates than White Americans at nearly every age. In 2019, the most recent year with available mortality data, there were over 62,000 such earlier deaths…

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    Racial Unemployment Gaps Persist Despite Strong Labor Market

    Brookings Sep 4, 2021

    Awelcome development as the labor market has continued to recover since spring 2020 has been a narrowing of the gaps in unemployment rates between Black and Hispanic men and white…

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    Why It Rained So Heavily in the Aftermath of Hurricane Ida

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    Record downpours from Hurricane Ida overwhelmed cities across the Northeast on Sept. 1, 2021, hitting some with more than 3 inches of rain an hour. Water poured into subway stations…

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    Why the Verdict on Burying Power Lines Remains Unclear

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    The good news when Hurricane Ida churned into Louisiana on Aug. 29, 2021 was that levees held up – especially those that were strengthened after Hurricane Katrina flooded New Orleans…

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