📐 What Will You BUILD Next?
Design the future
📡 On my Radar
The New Deal federal government we've known since Franklin Roosevelt's time is fading into history. The international economic order, trade liberalism, and the post-WWII transatlantic security framework that defined American policy for generations is transforming before our eyes – and will be fundamentally different in four years time.
This is a reality worth acknowledging, and yes, even mourning. But amid the rubble of familiar systems lies an opportunity that comes perhaps once in a lifetime:
The chance to reimagine government from the ground up.
If I asked you to rebuild the government - will you just scramble back to create the closest copy to the thing that was just smashed or will you design something better, something transformative and world-changing?
Imagine a cutting-edge government that guarantees basic healthcare, provides abundant and free clean energy, and advances artificial intelligence not just to make the wealthy more productive but as a ladder to lift millions out of poverty.
The question isn't whether things will change – they already are. The question is: what do YOU want to build next?1
📈 By the Numbers
👊🏽 Make a Difference
19 jobs | 2 fellowships
FELLOWSHIP | The ReNew Democracy Foundation fellowship is now accepting applications. This program opens doors for diverse new voices interested in working in pragmatic, solutions-oriented, center-left congressional offices, providing a $5,500 monthly salary, professional development, mentorship, and networking opportunities.
JOB | Zeenat Rahman shares that the Institute of Politics (IOP) is hiring a Director of Civic and Campus Engagement at the University of Chicago.
JOB | Cultural Emergency Response (CER) in Amsterdam is seeking someone with operations experience to join their canal-side office starting July 1st.