Opportunity Knocks
Andrew BuherA newsletter about championing, building, and accelerating opportunity for kids.
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Opportunity Knocks #145 - Last week I asked what happens to kids when AI takes their parent's job. This week I mapped where the risk is highest in NJ.
Last week I asked a question I couldn’t stop thinking about: if, and when, AI displaces a parent’s job, what happens to the child?
Opportunity Knocks #144 - What happens to kids when AI takes their parent's job?
In January 2026, U.S. employers announced 108,000 planned layoffs, a 118% increase from the same month last year and the highest January total since the Great Recession. More than 45,000 tech jobs were cut in the first quarter of 2026. Orac...
Opportunity Knocks #143 - Your five-year-old's soccer field is now an asset class
I’ve tackled youth sports before (see: Opportunity Knocks #109 on NIL). But college hoops has me back on this theme, specifically, the role of money.
Opportunity Knocks #142 - What is a school district for?
Since its creation in 1971, much of the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission’s (TLC) work has been licensing, renewing, and transferring medallions (the permits required for yellow cabs to pick up street hails). The livery and black-...
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Dad, husband, teacher (@ Princeton University), former @ Opportunity Labs, former COO @ NYCDOE and White House Fellow. Focused on opportunity for all children.
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