Don’t Blame Indianapolis for Not Being Amazon’s HQ2
When is a company with cash and cachet going to take a chance on the mountain of talent the Midwest has to offer?
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How Did North Dakota Become the Crown Jewel of the Internet in the Midwest?
The answer lies in the Great Recession and co-ops.
Let’s Bring Uncertainty Back
How journalists can bring hope back—and save pluralism.
Many San Diego Inmates Agree to ICE Interviews
Despite the fact that the law allows them to decline.
The New Frontier in Protecting Broadband Privacy
As Congress and states fail to protect broadband privacy, cities are stepping in.
The Rise of Data Visualization
And the group it's leaving behind.
This Is the Time Vietnam Needs Committed, Ethical Journalists the Most
It's detrimental to society if the public, rather than advocating for journalists, backs away from the conversation.
Advance CTE Supports Access to Apprenticeship across the Country
Jobs with Justice Brings an Equity Focus to Apprenticeship
Five Things You Need to Know About France’s New Cyber Norm Proposal
In the Rush to Improve Early Education, Don’t Forget About Teachers
Internet Society’s Indigenous Connectivity Summit 2018
Chris Ritzo reflected on his participation in the second annual Indigenous Connectivity Summit hosted by the Internet Society.
Out Today: Three Reforms for Improving Teaching and Caregiving in Louisiana
Many of the Louisiana Department of Education’s recent/current reforms are focused on the state’s youngest learners.
Using local data to help those with addictions
“We have someone we are trying to keep off the map.”
Newly Elected Governors Make Early Education A Priority
Many governors-elect campaigned on promises to expand access and increase funding to early care and education programs