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Managing U.S. Security Partnerships

This report is a briefing on the tools that Congress has at hand to leverage beneficial changes in the behavior of U.S. security partners.

Oct 26, 2020

Alexandra Stark

Privacy Considerations in Higher Education Online Learning

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Privacy Considerations in Higher Education Online Learning

This report overviews of the privacy risks related to remote learning; risks that are of increased importance due to the ongoing pandemic.

Oct 26, 2020

Chris Sadler

The Road to 500,000 Apprentices

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The Road to 500,000 Apprentices

This report outlines four main ideas for expanding apprenticeship in California to reach their goal of 500,000 active apprentices by 2029.

Oct 23, 2020

Brent Parton, Michael Prebil

More Expression, Less Error

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More Expression, Less Error

New ERRG study finds traditional ballots invite more error and rejection than reform alternatives such as ranked-choice.

Oct 15, 2020

Jason Maloy

The Cost of Connectivity in the Navajo Nation

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The Cost of Connectivity in the Navajo Nation

Our analysis of internet service plans in the Navajo Nation confirms tribal nations are among the least connected communities in the U.S.

Oct 12, 2020

Claire Park

Automated Intrusion, Systemic Discrimination

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Automated Intrusion, Systemic Discrimination

How can we design and audit AI systems to avoid disparate outcomes in education, employment, criminal justice, and more?

Oct 7, 2020

Christine Bannan, Margerite Blase

Supporting Early Educator Degree Attainment

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Supporting Early Educator Degree Attainment

This report shines a light on 11 of the bright spots that already exist in IHEs around the country.

Oct 7, 2020

Laura Bornfreund, Elise Franchino, Clare McCann, Iris Palmer, Abbie Lieberman

Learning from the Past: How Prior Federal Legislative Efforts Can Inform Future Legislative Strategies

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Learning from the Past: How Prior Federal Legislative Efforts Can Inform Future Legislative Strategies

An analysis of six federal legislative efforts from 1986 to 2018, meant to help inform US paid family and medical leave policy initiatives.

Oct 1, 2020

Kelly Rolfes-Haase, Vicki Shabo

The Baccalaureate and Beyond

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The Baccalaureate and Beyond

Oct 1, 2020

Ivy Love

Protecting the Vote

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Protecting the Vote

This report examines how social media platforms are tackling election and voter suppression misinformation and disinformation.

Sep 30, 2020

Spandana Singh, Margerite Blase

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Managing U.S. Security Partnerships

Privacy Considerations in Higher Education Online Learning

The Road to 500,000 Apprentices

More Expression, Less Error

The Cost of Connectivity in the Navajo Nation

Automated Intrusion, Systemic Discrimination

Supporting Early Educator Degree Attainment

Learning from the Past: How Prior Federal Legislative Efforts Can Inform Future Legislative Strategies

The Baccalaureate and Beyond

Protecting the Vote