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Living New Deal Launches Webinar Series
In September, the Living New Deal NYC held “From the Original New Deal to the Green New Deal,” a webinar featuring a diverse group of panelists that attracted 400 registrants. Keynote speaker Robert Kuttner—distinguished economist, author and editor of The American… read more
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Map Reveals the Hidden New Deal in the Nation’s Capital
March 2021FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFor more information: [email protected] Reveals the Hidden New Deal in the Nation’s Capital Though few may realize it, the New Deal lives on in Washington DC. A Map and Guide to the Art and Architecture of the New… read more
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Lecture Video: “Resolving Tensions Over Race & Representation in Public Art”
View the Conversation A recording of Tuesday’s luncheon is available here. We hope you find it as fascinating at we did. Please share with anyone who might be interested! NCAC’s virtual luncheon explored the various approaches to resolving tensions around… read more
New New Deal

Why we need a new WPA
In an CNN opinion piece titled, “Why we need a new WPA,” Paula M. Krebs makes a case for addressing today’s economic woes by using policy lessons from a time when the government stepped in to provide paid work for… read more
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Living New Deal Events
- Gray Brechin will be interviewed on KGO-AM (810) on Wednesday at 1:00 PM.
Gray Brechin will be interviewed on Pat Thurston’s show on KGO-AM (810) on Wednesday at 1:00 PM, talking about FDR’s New Deal 1.0 for infrastructure vs Biden’s 2.0.
Correction needed - the county for Butte Montana is "Silver Bow", not just "Silver" »