Regular vistors to NewAmerica.net will quickly notice that the site has a new look -- streamlined, with a better layout for online reading and a revamped homepage that allows us to better present a wide range of new and noteworthy content.

The changes go beyond aesthetics, however. Most notably, NewAmerica.net has added several program- and issue-specific blogs; the rapidly growing list is available at right. Video also is an increasingly important part of the mix, with short original segments and occasional live webcasts being added to our traditional full-event recordings.

And perhaps most importantly, we're working to emphasize what has long been the case: New America's online resources aren't limted to NewAmerica.net. AssetBuilding.org, the Federal Education Budget Project, TheHavanaNote.com, USintheWorld.org and the Global Assets Project all offer deep, stand-alone web sites. And many of our fellows and staff produce great work online at their own sites and other idea-focused web destinations.

Going forward, NewAmerica.net aims to bring all those voices into the online conversation -- and continue to add ways for our readers to be part of that dialogue as well. Please take a look around, and let us know what you think -- we'd welcome your suggestions, questions and comments.