OTI’s Agentic AI Work Wins Privacy Papers for Policymakers Award
The paper was presented to the policymakers, academics, and privacy professionals who tuned in to FPF’s webinar showcasing the winning papers on AI.
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Future Security Forum: What Are the Lessons of the War in Ukraine?
The Strategic Studies Institute at the U.S. Army War College discusses the lessons of the war in Ukraine at the Future Security Forum.
Revealed! Exposed! Unbelievable! The Shocking Hypothesis Why Misinformation is Out of Control
Lee Drutman wrote about how our partisan politics drives the demand for misinformation.
The build4good Experience
build4good is an internship program that matches and mentors tech-savvy post-secondary students with mission-driven nonprofits.
Americans’ Perspectives on College Admissions Factors
This blog post uses data from the latest Varying Degrees survey to highlight Americans’ perspectives on various college admissions factors.
Ensuring Policies Support Young, Parenting Students
A conversation with student parent, evaluator, and doctoral candidate at University of Wisconsin-Madison, Kate Westaby
Hiring a Diverse Faculty Isn’t Enough. They Need Protection, Too.
Amplifying the voices of three scholars of color, this blog post highlights the importance of uplifting and protecting a diverse faculty.
A Nation of Paid Family Leave Have- and Have-Nots Characterizes the United States in 2023
Fighting to Support the Next Generation of Student Parents
A conversation with Carrie Welton, Senior Director of Policy & Advocacy: Anti-Poverty and Basic Needs at TICAS
Recalling a Childhood of Segregated Schools and Libraries
We ask Michael Johnson, a cousin of a participant in the 1939 library sit-in, about growing up in a segregated city.
