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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ESSA Pulse Check:
15 states hoped to have made progress by now, but have they? This blog looks at select states’ English language proficiency performance.
Senate HELP Committee Executive Session Addresses Working Families’ Needs
The Senate HELP Committee wants to close the wage gap, guarantee paid sick days and aid collective action – much needed and long overdue.
Engaging Proximity Experts in Early Childhood Systems Design
New resources offer strategies for placing families’ experiences at the center of early childhood systems design
Keynote Remarks: Section 230 and the Public Interest
Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) on Section 230.
Leading Towards a Segregated Higher Education System
A conversation with Dr. David Mickey-Pabello on the disparate impact of states with affirmative action bans.
No Longer a Luxury: Momentum Towards Closing the Digital Divide
With the ACP Week of Action, NA Chicago takes a look at the Affordable Connectivity Program and its attempt to close the digital divide.
To Protect the Public Interest Internet, Lawmakers Have Better Tools than Section 230 Reform
“Protecting the public interest and free speech online, and making the internet a safer place are not mutually exclusive.”
Efforts to Transform Kindergarten for a Strong PreK-3rd Continuum
Some states are going beyond these traditional areas of action, wading into other areas of policy and practice.
