Open Data and Overdose Mapping Techniques
As local governments confront the opioid epidemic, it is rare to see data mapped. Why is there resistance to sharing information?
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Why (Cybersecurity) Change Is So Hard
We create different forms of technology in order to solve a problems and make our lives easier, so why do we resist technological changes?
End of the Year Digital Steward Update: Viable Networks Workshops
Vote NO on Section 702 Surveillance Expansion and Reauthorization
The modifications to this bill are wholly insufficient to address the many concerns it raises.
Ask Not What You Can Do for Your Community, Ask What Your Community Can Do for You
Addressing the gender disparities Non-Resident Indian millennials working abroad face when contemplating returning to India.
We Got a Home in This Rock
Why Toni Morrison matters to how we talk about polarization
2017: A Close Reading
This edition of the Weekly highlights material New America staffers have read in 2017 to help them fill up the tank as they head into 2018.
Embrace Fear—or at Least a Better Understanding of It
If you gain a better understanding of what’s making you scared, in 2018, you’ll start to party like it was 1999.
Finding Inspiration in the Messy Muck of Protest
A book about the female codebreakers of World War II shows the radical resilience of women pushing back against a sexist society.