In this Next America forum, The Atlantic will convene key policymakers, local officials, stakeholders and experts to examine the future of early care and education policy.
New York Times correspondent Helene Cooper will joinThe Atlantic’s Washington Editor at Large Steve Clemons to discuss her new book on work of Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and her successful mobilization of a coalition built on the grassroots foundation of female voters.
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The Atlantic will convene key policymakers, state leaders, administrators, stakeholders and experts for a robust discussion about the future of postsecondary education policy.
The Atlantic will gather business and higher education leaders and public officials to examine the way data is changing what employers look for in graduates, how academic institutions teach data science to their students and what these trends mean for the economy of the future.
In a series of conversations, The Atlantic will explore civitas, the contract binding all citizens together, and talk to leaders of business, politics and society who are striving to make our Union a little more perfect.
The Atlantic’s David Frum joined Scott Stossel to discuss why he believes President Trump could lead our democracy to an autocracy, and what it could mean for the future of the Republic.
