Ideas Challenge News Today

<i>Governing</i> alongside The NewDEAL spotlights 20 competitively selected policy proposals across four high-impact categories, aiming to demonstrate effective government problem-solving and results delivery. Leaders present diverse strategies spanning education, equity, economic opportunities and democracy protection.

Finalists in this year’s Challenge include initiatives to enhance voting access and infrastructure, inclusive redistricting, boosting voter engagement, protecting election workers and promoting community healing.

A team of students attending schools in the Lakeland Joint School District won first place in a regional digital design and fabrication competition centered on 3D printing.

/PRNewswire/ -- Uncharted Learning, a national nonprofit committed to helping students develop resilience and problem-solving skills through entrepreneurship,...

The 2021 Ideas Challenge recognizes innovative public policy that positively impacts local communities and the NewDEAL leaders who championed them.

Five innovative policymakers were recently honored for their proposals that would best improve Americans’ economic well-being and overall quality of life, and make government work more effectively to meet communities’ needs.

Winners have been announced for the University of New England's 2020-2021 Maine Ideas Challenge. Formerly known as the Student Innovation Challenge, the...

Share Stephanie Young, a senior animal science major in the Texas A&M University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, turned from a student to a CEO after developing a lifesaving vitals monitoring device for pets, called SKYPaws. Young used her knowledge gained through opportunities provided to her as a Texas A&M student to partner with Brianna Armstrong, DVM, a recent graduate from Texas A&M’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and former animal science student, to i...