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NewDEALers in the News: The Well News: NewDEAL Forum Publishes Recommendations to Improve Broadband Access

February 14, 2022/in News Posts /by Jordan Smith

February 10, 2022

by Dan McCue

 

WASHINGTON — A new report from a Washington-based nonprofit offers a blueprint for how states and cities can most effectively address inequities in access to high-speed Internet with funding newly made available by the federal government.

Published by the New DealForum, “Bridging the Digital Divide: Policy Proposals to Increase Broadband Access for All,” calls for state and local policymakers to improve mapping and data collection, build new broadband networks in unserved and underserved communities, strive to innovate when it comes to affordability and adoption and enhance the digital skills in their respective communities.

Prepared by the Forum’s Broadband Task Force, the report highlights a number of case studies from states, counties….

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NewDEALers in the News: StateScoop: Broadband best practices for states, local government outlined in new report

February 14, 2022/in News Posts /by Jordan Smith

Written by Ryan Johnston

Feb 11, 2022 | StateScoop

 

The nonprofit NewDEAL Forum this week released a report that serves as a new resource to state and local leaders who’ve yet to take action on broadband expansion. The report, called “Bridging the Digital Divide: Policy Proposals to Increase Broadband Access for All,” includes use cases, case studies, and profiles of broadband technologies that have been successfully implemented by state and local policymakers across the country. The report showcases projects including free Wi-Fi in Oakland, California, and open-source

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NewDEAL Forum Publishes Broadband Access Solutions

February 10, 2022/in News Posts /by Jordan Smith

For Immediate Release:

February 10, 2022

Contact: Jonathon Dworkin, 202-660-1340 x5, jonathon@newdealleaders.org

NewDEAL Forum Publishes Model Solutions to Improve Broadband Access

Broadband Task Force report provides guidance for state and local policymakers to use federal funds to close the digital divide

Washington, DC – Recognizing broadband access as an essential tool for work, school, healthcare, and more, the NewDEAL Forum today released a report highlighting promising policy solutions to increase access to high-speed internet and provide support for individuals and families to achieve their potential in today’s economy. In Bridging the Digital Divide: Policy Proposals to Increase Broadband Access for All, the Forum’s Broadband Task Force calls for state and local policymakers to:

  • Improve mapping and data collection;
  • Build new broadband networks in unserved and underserved communities;
  • Innovate to address affordability and adoption;
  • Enhance digital skills; and
  • Increase access to telehealth

The COVID-19 pandemic has spotlighted the consequences of the digital divide, with millions of Americans struggling to remain connected to school, services, and work. An unprecedented infusion of federal funding from the American Rescue Plan and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to address broadband provides states and localities an extraordinary opportunity to make targeted investments to close this divide. Co-chaired by Michigan Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist, Florida Senator Loranne Ausley, and San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo, the Task Force has issued its new report to spotlight case studies from states, counties, and cities that are making progress in overcoming barriers to provide reliable broadband to residents.

“The pandemic revealed more clearly than ever that far too many people lack broadband access, and that lack of access exacerbates the systemic racial and economic gaps we see in other areas,” write Gilchrist, Ausley, and Liccardo in the report’s introduction. “We learned how incomplete and inaccurate our connectivity maps have been and how we have misunderstood the problem. But now we’re learning how we can properly evaluate gaps in high-quality internet access and make targeted investments to address them at the federal, state, and local levels.”

 

View the full recommendations here.

A key theme of the report is the inequitable nature of the digital divide, recognizing that inadequate broadband disproportionately impacts people of color. The model initiatives and policy recommendations included by the Task Force would specifically address the needs of these communities.

Launched in mid-2021, the Task Force has brought together elected officials across the country who are leading efforts in their communities, as well as policy experts and private and non-profit organizations. The group has been active in national policy discussions, sending a letter to the Treasury to press for the expanded use of American Rescue Plan funding for more broadband projects, and advocating for more accurate maps of where high-speed internet access currently exists.

“We are grateful to all of the participants who helped us understand the key challenges our country faces, offered guidance, and shared best practices” said the Task Force Co-chairs. “The initiatives outlined here provide a blueprint for how other states and cities can tackle their broadband needs and inequities with new federal funds.”

The Policy Group now moves into a phase of working toward implementation of these recommendations across the country, including by engaging with the Forum’s sister organization, the NewDEAL — a network of 200 of the most innovative state and local officials across the country, including Gilchrist, Ausley, and Liccardo, who are chosen for their forward-thinking, results-driven approach to governing.

“The work of our co-chairs and partner organizations has provided a platform for leaders and organizations to promote some of the most promising work taking place across the country,” said Debbie Cox Bultan, CEO of the NewDEAL Forum. “With unprecedented bipartisan political will and infusion of federal funding as a result of the pandemic, we cannot miss this moment to get all Americans online, and it will be up to state and local leaders to implement initiatives that will close the digital divide once and for all.”

“The COVID-19 pandemic has shined a light on the critical need for equitable broadband access in the United States,” said New Democrat Coalition Chair Suzan DelBene (WA-01). “That’s why the New Democrat Coalition fought for and secured $65 billion in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to improve our nation’s broadband infrastructure and help Americans access this essential 21st century tool. Across federal, state, and local levels of government, officials are showing good governance can work by coming together to implement this crucial funding and bridge the digital divide.”

About the NewDEAL Forum

The NewDEAL Forum is a non-profit organization which identifies and promotes innovative, future-oriented state and local pro-growth progressive policies that can improve the lives of all Americans. By facilitating the identification and spread of policy ideas, the NewDEAL Forum seeks to foster economic growth, reduce barriers to opportunity and promote good government in communities and states. The Forum advances its mission by researching, identifying, and sharing state and local pro-growth progressive policy ideas and bringing together public, private, and non-profit sector policy experts to exchange ideas and discuss the country’s biggest challenges.

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Celebrating One Year with the Biden-Harris Administration

January 20, 2022/in News Posts /by Jordan Smith

On the one-year anniversary of President Biden’s inauguration, NewDEAL CEO Debbie Cox Bultan released the following statement:

 

“At a uniquely challenging moment for our nation, President Biden, Vice President Harris, and Congressional Leaders have recognized the vital responsibilities of state and local officials who are on the frontlines, responding to their communities’ most pressing needs.

 

“The American Rescue Plan and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, in particular, have created unprecedented opportunities for these leaders to address the most intractable problems facing their constituents. With those funds, NewDEAL Leaders are investing in what would otherwise be unattainable solutions that create more affordable housing, build resilience to climate impacts, and give more entrepreneurs the tools to turn great ideas into thriving businesses – all with a focus on building a more equitable society and rooting out racial and other injustices. After years of empty promises from Washington, state and local governments across the country finally have a champion in the Administration and targeted resources to rebuild dilapidated and inadequate infrastructure, expand high-speed internet access, and develop better transit systems.

 

“These investments are in addition to a COVID recovery that includes an extraordinary national vaccination program, which is saving lives every day, and job growth that has brought unemployment claims to historic lows.

 

“While there is much work ahead to pass legislation to invest in our country’s working families, address longstanding inequities, continue to respond to climate change, and counter threats to our democracy, it is clear that the first year of the Biden-Harris Administration has brought substantial progress for NewDEAL Leaders, their colleagues, and the people they serve.”

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NewDEAL Statement on the Anniversary of January 6th

January 6, 2022/in News Posts /by Jordan Smith

As we mark one year since the horrific attack on the U.S. Capitol, the memory of that day must strengthen the resolve of leaders who care about the health of our democracy to protect the right of every eligible American to vote and to ensure the results of those votes are respected. The riot on January 6, 2021, was the most visible part of a continuing effort to disrupt our elections, and our democratic system.

The vitriolic political environment that fostered the Insurrection last January has also led to unprecedented attacks on our elected leaders. In this week’s episode of the NewDEAL podcast An Honorable Profession, Mayor Brandon Whipple (Wichita, KS) talks about the foiled plot last year to kidnap and kill him, and how he stays grounded in the mindset that public service is bigger than him and instead “about what (he) can do to make a difference for the greater good.”

In this challenging environment, state and local leaders across the country are on the frontlines fighting to make government work, improve access to voting, and oppose policies that allow partisans to overrule election results.

On behalf of our nearly 200 member state and local elected officials, the NewDEAL applauds efforts, including by the January 6 Committee, to hold responsible those who encouraged and inflamed the violence on January 6 and urges the passage of federal legislation to protect the right to vote and maintain the integrity of our elections.

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Washington Center for Equitable Growth: Equitable Growth joins NewDEAL Leaders to discuss child care in the post-pandemic U.S. economy

December 8, 2021/in News Posts /by Jordan Smith

As the U.S. Congress finalizes its negotiations around the Build Back Better Act, policymakers at the federal, state, and local levels of government continue working to rebuild their respective economies in the wake of the coronavirus recession. Against this backdrop, the NewDEAL Leaders, a network of pro-growth elected progressives from state and local jurisdictions, met for their annual conference in Washington, DC, to discuss policy solutions on a range of issues, from student debt to housing to mental healthcare and more.

Equitable Growth’s Sam Abbott joined Vermont’s Lt. Gov. Molly Gray at the conference for a conversation moderated by Zero to Three’s Amanda Szekely on child care and early education in the post-pandemic economy. During this panel, Abbott discussed the major economic ramifications of the current child care system in the United States, as outlined in Equitable Growth’s recent report “The Child Care Economy.”

Below, we share some of the highlights from the session, which took place on November 18.

Supporting children in safe, nurturing environments during early childhood is vital for healthy development

Kicking off the panel, Szekely discussed why high-quality early care and education is so important for healthy child development. During the first several years of early childhood, the brain is developing more rapidly than at any other time in life. This neurological development—the creation and fine-tuning of the networks and connections in the brain—plays a large role in a child’s cognitive development and their risk of developing future mental health disorders.

High-quality early care and education provide socialization and learning opportunities that are critically important in the early childhood years. When children are cared for in a supportive, nurturing environment—either by family members or professionals—there are physical changes in their brain development associated with positive long-term outcomes. High-quality caregiving can even mitigate harmful developmental outcomes associated with poverty and high-stress environments, suggesting an important role for early care and education in addressing inequality and promoting intergenerational economic mobility.

Public investment in child care can grow the economy and stabilize the child care market

Abbott reinforced the link between high-quality care for children during this important developmental period and sustainable, broad-based economic growth. In the short term, policies that make child care more accessible and affordable to families can help break down barriers to employment for parents who wish to work—leading to a larger and more diverse labor pool, higher household incomes, greater consumer spending, and a bigger tax base to fund pro-growth government programs.

In the long term, children who participate in high-quality early education report better school readiness and employment outcomes, higher incomes as adults, and reduced contact with the criminal and juvenile justice systems. All of these beneficial outcomes contribute to future U.S. economic growth.

Additionally, an infusion of public support has the potential to stabilize the child care market so that it is always available for families when they need it. Research on previous economic recessions highlights the fragility of the child care market in moments of economic downturns. Even small changes in enrollment, due to parents no longer needing or being able to afford care, can cause a damaging ripple through the child care industry, leading to layoffs and center closures.

This harmful dynamic creates new child care challenges for parents when they try to return to work. Sufficient and sustained public investment in child care can help avoid these supply-side challenges and ensure that child care can continue to act as a vital work support for families, regardless of changes in the overall economy.

Child care reform will support the well-being and economic security of families and workers alike

Lt. Gov. Gray shared some takeaways from her Recover Stronger tour—a series of meetings with residents, experts, and business leaders across Vermont about their priorities in the aftermath of the coronavirus recession—including child care reforms, which would benefit families and workers alike.

For parents across the country, child care is often too expensive and too hard to find. Lt. Gov. Gray shared data showing that, on average, child care costs families in Vermont more than $20,000 a year. Yet despite the high prices many families pay, the child care workforce still earns near-poverty wages, with national median pay in 2020 at just $12.24 per hour, or $25,460 per year.

Vermont recently passed child care legislation that could help on both fronts, The state caps child care payments at 10 percent of a family’s income or less, based on the family’s relation to the federal poverty line. And it provides scholarships and loan forgiveness to child care workers to help caregivers enter and remain in their chosen field.

At the national level, the Build Back Better Act is poised to deliver similar relief. The legislation, if enacted into law, would cap child care payments for most families at an even more affordable 7 percent maximum of household income and would provide more resources and incentives to raise child care worker pay and recruit new care providers in the process.

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Communications Daily: States Plan for Key Role in $42.5B Broadband Program

December 1, 2021/in News Posts /by Jordan Smith

State broadband leaders see opportunity for transformational change with at least $100 million coming to each state from the infrastructure law’s Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program. States are in planning stages as NTIA prepares to distribute funding, said officials and other experts in interviews after President Joe Biden signed the bill Nov. 15 (see 2111150074).

The infrastructure law’s $65 billion for broadband includes $42.45 billion for NTIA grants to states. BEAD will send at least $100 million for each state and $20 million per territory for expansion or affordability. States can get more, “allocated by need, primarily based” on unserved numbers, said an NTIA fact sheet. The law prescribes a formula, requires NTIA to base unserved designation on new FCC broadband maps, and gives NTIA 180 days to issue a notice of funding opportunity, said an agency spokesperson, adding NTIA is working to release a request for comments soon.

States’ bigger role is welcome, said Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist (D) and Florida Sen. Loranne Ausley (D), co-chairs of progressive NewDEAL Forum Broadband Task Force. Some past support mechanisms sent money to industry. “Everybody is not yet connected, which means that we need more people and more collaborators at the table, including the state,” Gilchrist told us. States know best because they’re close to the problem, said Ausley in a separate interview.

Gilchrist said $100 million could be “transformational” for Michigan, bringing fast connections to 400,000 Michiganders in rural, urban and suburban communities. Michigan established a High-Speed Internet Office this year that will be the state’s single point of contact, he said. Expanding broadband is “important and urgent,” said Gilchrist: “We want to be smart” and “move responsibly” but also quickly. Michigan will closely watch NTIA to see how much money it can get beyond the base, said Gilchrist. “We will be offering input and suggestions … about how those resources can be most effectively invested here. … We’re certainly advocating for everything we can get.”

“This is critical funding,” agreed Ausley, who represents 10 rural counties. Considering state legislators “passed a grant program last year and did not fund it at all, $100 million would go a long way.” She expects Florida will get more given its population. State spending will probably be directed by Florida’s broadband office, which should complete a state map by June, she said.

Read more on Communications Daily

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Weston Today: Haskell Recognized for Student Debt Legislation

December 1, 2021/in News Posts /by Jordan Smith

State Senator Will Haskell won national recognition on November 18 in the 2021 Ideas Challenge competition held by the NewDEAL organization.

Senator Haskell won in the organization’s “Expanding Access to Education” category for his sponsorship of Connecticut’s Student Loan Repayment Tax Credit legislation, which provides a corporate tax credit for businesses that help employees pay off student loans.

The legislation, enacted in 2019, takes effect in January. It earned broad support on a bipartisan basis and from the business community. The competition category included measures that promote opportunities from early childhood to post-secondary education to put students on a path to college and career success.

“This is such an unexpected honor,” said Senator Haskell. “I really appreciate the NewDEAL highlighting our work to combat student debt in Connecticut. I can’t wait to see the credit become available this January, helping entice graduates to launch their careers in our state.”

“Astronomical student loan debt,” he said, “holds students and recent graduates back, delaying the launch of a small business, the purchase of a first home, and the start of a family. I’m proud that we were able to work across the aisle in revitalizing our economy and making higher education more affordable.”

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Route Fifty: How Local Governments are Attacking Crime in Their Communities

December 1, 2021/in News Posts /by Jordan Smith

Violent and other crime continues to plague many cities and counties nationwide. Government officials recently gathered at The NewDEAL’s annual leaders conference to discuss these issues and solutions to the problems, including employing federal relief funds, boosting community involvement, and decreasing the number of false arrests.

Here are some of the ways Washington D.C., St. Louis, and Columbus, Ohio are working on improving public safety in their communities:

Washington, D.C.

At the City Summit Event, Marcus Ellis, chief of staff at the Safer, Stronger D.C. Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement, spoke about reimagining public safety and what that could look like for his city.

ONSE addresses violence in Washington D.C., while assisting families dealing with the grief and trauma caused by these occurrences. Its core values are social justice, equity, youth voice, collaboration, and innovation.

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Middlesex East: Rep. Nguyen a finalist in Ideas Challenge

November 30, 2021/in News Posts /by Jordan Smith

The NewDEAL, a “selective national network of exceptional, rising, pro-growth progressive state and local elected leaders,” announced that the efforts of Massachusetts State Representative Tram Nguyen (D-Andover) to promote justice for victims of violent crimes have made her a finalist in the 2021 Ideas Challenge – a competition among rising and innovative state and local policymakers to propose the most effective solutions on an array of issues.

Rep. Nguyen represents Tewksbury in the 18th Essex District.

“I am thrilled to be named a finalist and to be included in this group of talented leaders across the country,” said Rep. Nguyen. “We can’t wait for political rhetoric to solve our problems, and that’s why these solutions proposed by state and local leaders across the country are so important. By building on what we have learned from best practices, our work for victims and witnesses of human trafficking and other violent crimes takes concrete steps toward improving our justice system. I’m excited to have the chance to share it as a template that can be replicated by NewDEALers and others across the country.”

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