To Close the Digital Divide, Government Needs Better Data
OTI and a coalition filed comments with the NTIA stressing the need for better broadband availability data.
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Comics with a Serious Message: The Rise of Cartoons for Teaching Cybersecurity
Federal Government Encourages Connections Between Head Start and Public Schools
After over a year with little mention of early care and education from the Trump administration, there is finally some movement.
Fostering Equity Through Educator and Family Empowerment
When creating more equitable school environments, early educators and families must be placed at the center
Post-Crisis Opportunities in Puerto Rico
FPR travels to Puerto Rico to learn more about the ongoing recovery effort.
Progress, Pauses, and Power Shifts in China’s Cybersecurity Law Regime
China’s Cyberspace Governance Still Evolving a Year After a Crucial Law Took Effect
Cybersecurity’s Human-Machine Paradox
As we ride this wave of increasing automation, where does this leave the human in the cybersecurity discipline?
Early Learning in the Digital Age
New America and the Joan Ganz Cooney Center have developed an interactive toolkit to support early learning and family engagement leaders.
Open Educational Resources can address concerns of the teacher strike
OER— materials that are free to download, modify, and use— should be a central pillar of the current requests in education.
2020 Census: A Tech Revolution or Risk?
Designing for Health
How do we leverage technology to transform the medical care system to one that promotes health and well-being?
How Netflix’s ‘GLOW’ Trounces Historical Tropes
In ways subtle and overt, the character Welfare Queen subverts a decades-old caricature that's been used against low-income black Americans.
Just How Transparent Can a Criminal Justice Algorithm Be?
Pennsylvania is trying to figure it out.
The Deeper Risks of the Trump-Fox Love Affair
A free press is supposed to help keep us free from autocrats—but what if it likes the autocrat?
The Perilous Future of Internet Access for Students of Color
The FCC is set to significantly restrict the one program it designed to address the affordability of communications services.