House to Try Again to Advance Surveillance Reform Bill
A coalition that OTI is part of a coalition urging for amendments to RISSA.
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OTI Welcomes the New Comprehensive Federal Privacy Bill
"We are pleased that this bill has reinvigorated public discussion about protecting Americans’ fundamental right to privacy."
Q & A with Ester de Jong on the Bilingual and Biliteracy Dimensions of the Science of Reading
The nuances of learning to read in more than one language and differentiating service for ELs cannot be left out of the SoR shift.
What the University of Michigan Student Data Incident Reveals about Higher Ed Data Collection and Practices
The case of U-M's dataset serves as a poignant reminder of the ethical complexities inherent in data sharing practices.
4/5 Coalition Letter Urging Members of Congress to Support Judiciary Committee Amendments to the Reforming Intelligence and Securing America Act (RISAA)
OTI joined more than 30 civil society organizations in urging reps to vote in favor of amendments, which will end Section 702 abuses.
Most of American Policy on Sexual Violence Lives within the Violence Against Women Act. What Are the Consequences?
Creating Climate Resilience through Civic Engagement
Sarah Jacob spoke with Dominika Parry of 2°C Mississippi.
DoD Releases Long-Awaited Report on Lower 3 GHz
Michael Calabrese on the DOD's long-awaited spectrum-sharing report.
Examining Why Men Stopped out of Community College
This blog post considers the varied reasons that explain why men stopped out of community college and why they may not be likely to return..
FLH Urges U.S. Census Bureau to Establish a National Housing Loss Rate
FLH and 16 other organizations co-signed a letter to the Census Bureau advocating for the creation of a nationwide metric for housing loss.
Lee Drutman on Expanding the Two-Party Political System in the U.S.
Lee Drutman was on C-SPAN Washington Journal to discuss the potential impacts of third party candidates in the upcoming election.
The Strike
JoeBill Muñoz follows California men in solitary confinement as they launch the largest hunger strike in U.S. prisons.
Emily Kassie on Her Film ‘Sugarcane’
New America (New Arizona) Fellow Emily Kassie spoke about her film, Sugarcane.
FCC to Vote on Net Neutrality Rules on April 25
Raza Panjwani on the FCC's upcoming vote to restore net neutrality.
Ilyse Hogue: Abortion Just the Tip of the Spear
Ilyse Hogue appeared on the Kettering Foundation podcast covering the Mifi case at SCOTUS and it's relationship to inclusive democracy.