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(Almost) Never Pay the Ransom
Baltimore’s mayor is considering paying up to end a ransomware attack. Bad idea.
Texas Passes Bill Banning Cities from Partnering With Planned Parenthood on Any Services
The bill would prohibit such partnerships—even for services not related to abortions.
There’s No Place Like Home—If You Can Prove It
In Dixie Alley, tornadoes and missing titles are creating more and more problems for mobile home owners.
What Violence in Somalia Says About the Challenges of Peacebuilding
What will it take to bring peace to Somalia? And how do you even begin that process?
Asian American and Pacific Islander National Security and Foreign Policy Next Generation Leaders
The Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community is abundant with leadership in defense, diplomacy, and international development.
Facebook Takes Steps Toward Greater Transparency Around Content Takedown and Appeals Efforts, But More Remains To Be Done
Facebook’s latest report makes positive strides toward greater transparency and accountability, but there’s still room to improve.
Growing the Community of States and Cities Leading on Youth Apprenticeship
PAYA Network launches to connect and support a growing network of youth apprenticeship innovators.
PAYA Receives 200+ Applications for National Grant Initiative
More than 220 public-private partnerships apply for PAYA grants to expand youth apprenticeship across the US.
Building Early Education Leaders: Conclusion and Takeaways
The growing number of states and districts choosing to focus on developing principals as early education leaders is a promising trend.