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Patriot. CEO . Fmr Princeton Dean & Director of Policy Planning, U.S. State Dept. Mother. Mentor. Foodie. Author. Believer in American renewal.

Princeton, DC, New York
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Joined February 2011
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    Sep 4

    "The very action of self expression and the freedom to speak from one’s heart — no matter those views — is what Pat and so many other Americans have given their lives for,” - Marie Tillman

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    Sep 4

    Achieving the requires an enabling environment and a stronger commitment to partnership and cooperation. Let's invest in the essential services on which millions of women and girls depend on.

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    Sep 4

    Pompeo has appointed former US ambassador to Zalmay Khalilzad as the State Dept's lead man on assisting reconciliation btw the and Kabul

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  4. 12 hours ago

    She's the best!

    Today noted an amazing fact about our colleague : “Nina, you’ve covered a lot of Supreme Court confirmation hearings - everybody who currently sits on the court.”
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    19 hours ago

    We're thrilled to announce the Class of 2019 New America National Fellows! As we commemorate , selected 17 immensely talented National Fellows from nearly 500 applicants. Learn more about the class here:

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  6. 14 hours ago

    Could not be a more timely book!

    , winner, and finalist will work on a book about the forgotten wars that created America's empire in the early 20th century via the life of a legendary Marine:
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    15 hours ago

    —a communications studies professor and Fellow—will write a book on the power of collective memory of the civil right movement on the contemporary black freedom movement:

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    16 hours ago

    and journalist will write a narrative nonfiction book centered on the world's most important food: rice

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  9. 14 hours ago

    We will learn from you every bit as much as you may learn from us!

    —a staff writer, a winner, and an professor—will continue working on a book about imaginative political projects:
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    17 hours ago

    —a winner and a Spencer Education Fellow—will write a book about the history of school vouchers, tracing the concept across six decades of American political life:

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  11. 14 hours ago

    This is a terrific piece, looking at the way teaching public interest tech presents differently at different colleges and universities.

    PIT fellow Andreen Soley writes about the convening hosted by with university presidents and
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  12. 15 hours ago

    Now available in the U.S. !! This book is a complete must read for anyone who wants to see major social change in the US (and anywhere else) in a new, affordable, human-centered way. Radical Help by , .

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  13. 15 hours ago

    And we're so pleased!

    My new identity.
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    18 hours ago

    I've watched Kevin report and write about Emanuel. His book, like the church's history, will be extraordinary.

    Quite thrilled to be joining these remarkable writers and scholars as a Emerson Fellow to work on my book about the 200-year history of Emanuel AME Church in Charleston.
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  15. 15 hours ago

    All following in your immensely talented footsteps!

    Check out all of the 🔥🔥🔥 women investigative reporters in this year's fellows class: , , , , , among so many talented others. 🙌
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  16. 15 hours ago

    Agreed, but the push-back is important. And it's interesting that it's a 21 year old (my son!).

    I think this is standard human response to emerging platforms. There’s always an anti faction: Horse carriage owners railed against the combustion engine, those against email, those against television, freedom for minorities, etc. History erases them eventually.
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  17. 15 hours ago

    I've been reading and admiring her work for years!

    , a writer and lawyer, will examine the impact of local law, abortion stigma, and U.S. foreign policy on reproductive rights via a series of stories:
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    18 hours ago

    and winner is a journalist who will investigate U.S. counterterrorism and foreign policy in Yemen:

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    18 hours ago

    is a journalist and filmmaker exploring the intersection of community storytelling, visual arts, and artificial intelligence. Her film THE FEELING OF BEING WATCHED premiered at the 2018 Film Festival:

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    19 hours ago

    —a staff writer and a 2018 finalist—will report on people who use alternative models and vocabularies to understand and recover from psychiatric illness:

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