Education

A man stands and speaks to a seated group in a bright office. Behind him, a whiteboard with text is visible, along with large windows and desks equipped with computers and plants.

Development, Education, Leadership

Education Today. Are We Preparing Students for Their Future—Or for Our Past?

The United States is in the middle of a transformation that our schools are not ready for. The industries that…

8 min read

A muscular, shirtless man wearing a black cap stands with arms crossed on a beach, exuding confidence—a stark contrast to the incel stereotypes—while blurred city buildings loom in the background.

Artificial Intelligence, Development, Education, Influencer

Incels and Radicalization via Algorithm

The rise of incel (involuntary celibate) communities and broader manosphere ideologies represents a dangerous intersection of loneliness, anger, and algorithmic…

9 min read

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Development, Education, Leadership

Design Workforce and Economic Development Together—or Lose Both

Rural America has land, grit, and a deep need for growth. What it often lacks is governance that can keep…

8 min read

A blue paper cutout of a human head with tangled string and puzzle pieces on top, symbolizing mental confusion, on a vibrant yellow and pink background—perfect for TikTok posts about mental health awareness.

Development, Education, Influencer, Leadership

Research Brief: TikTok Therapy Culture and the Risks of Unlicensed Self-Diagnosis

TikTok has emerged as a dominant platform for mental health discussions, particularly among adolescents and young adults. Influencers and users…

10 min read

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Education, Leadership

The Educational Malpractice Too Many Don’t See: Our Institutions Are Failing Students—and the Nation’s Future Depends on It

Our schools and colleges face a choice: continue business as usual — or admit we are failing an entire generation.…

9 min read

An instructor in a white coat explains technical drawings on a whiteboard to a group of five students wearing blue shirts in a school workshop setting.

Development, Education, Leadership

Factories as Classrooms: The New American Model for Economic Survival

America’s economy is being rebuilt—but our schools are not. Across the nation, industries are reshoring manufacturing, biopharma, technology, and energy…

7 min read