State COVID Privacy Bills: The Good, the Bad, and the Nonexistent
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PIT’s Hana Schank Testifies at Congressional Hearing on Federal IT Modernization
Hana Schank’s testimony on how the coronavirus has exposed outdated government IT systems.
Using Austerity to Foster Resiliency, Empowerment
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Improving Cash Assistance Delivery: Lessons from the CARES Act
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Governments need to rethink how they harness technology to deliver citizen services. Open source offers a path.
Why Teachers Are So Concerned About School Reopenings
American schools need a clear, safe plan for in-person reopening handed down from unified leadership, yet it has not emerged. They need cert
New OTI Study Finds Internet Affordability Crisis in the U.S.
Our study of internet pricing points to an affordability crisis in the U.S., where consumers pay more than consumers in Asia or Europe.