As the 2024 summer internship season has come to a close, NAF would like to reflect on all the successes and proud moments! As we have witnessed time and time again, high-quality work-based learning is a proven strategy that provides high school students with experiences to identify and achieve career goals, while engaging with industry professionals who are eager to...
The fight for Ukraine has many faces—fathers on the frontlines, fathers supporting their families amidst the chaos, and fathers who have made the ultimate sacrifice. In honor of the brave and selfless fathers of Ukraine, we invite you to make a meaningful contribution. Your donation will provide crucial support to families torn apart by the war, and help bring...
I came into the project of care ethics, reproductive justice, and Black women’s inner workings as a daughter of a Black teenage mother. Teen mom is a political category, born from deviant narratives used to pathologize Black adolescent girls. My teen mom was a mother who—against all the social pressure, misogyny, and antiblackness—pursued motherhood and her...
In a city where institutional experience is often in short supply, seeking it out can be a valuable exercise. That was my goal when I sat down with Donald Devine – a former aide to President Reagan, prolific author, and intellectual godfather in the conservative movement. Devine cut his teeth in the early, salad days of conservatism – a peer of Bill Buckley and Frank...
This is Part II of a two-part interview with conservative philosopher, former aide to President Ronald Reagan, and author, Donald Devine. You can read Part I here. Don Devine is one of only a handful of people in Washington who truly understands The Swamp – what makes it tick, how it operates, and how best to move it in the direction set by the people in the...