Can Proportional Representation Create Better Governance?
Oscar Pocasangre and John M. Carey authored a white paper on how proportional representation could make government more responsive.
Q&A With California Leaders: Sona Grover on Supporting Immigrant Families in Silicon Valley
How one organization is partnering with local educators, schools, and community organizations to provide wrap around services and training f
[ONLINE] Can Age Verification Help Kids Stay Safe Online?
A conversation about the age verification movement, identity verification, and online safety for kids.
Virtual
10AM – 11AM EDT
Beyoncé’s Scholarships Shine Light on Shady Cosmetology School
Beyoncé is funding scholarships for a school with poor student outcomes and regulatory troubles.
Community College Bachelor’s Degrees in Washington State
Community college baccalaureate programs in Washington open opportunities for a baccalaureate degree for older, rural, and minority students
Your Home Internet Bill Can Be Deceptively Confusing. Now It’s (Slightly) Easier to Understand.
Chhaya Kapadia on the implementation of "broadband facts" labels.
[ONLINE] The Yemen Model: Why U.S. Policy Has Failed in the Middle East
A conversation about Alexandra Stark’s new book ‘The Yemen Model: Why U.S. Policy Has Failed in the Middle East’
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EDT
A Connectivity Program That Brought Internet to 23 Million Rural and Poor Households Is Ending
Raza Panjwani on the importance of affordability when it comes to internet access.
April Digital Matters
Cities Are at the Forefront of AI and Civic Engagement
Hollie Russon Gilman and Sarah Jacob authored an op-ed for NextCity on how AI is being utilized in cities for civic engagement.
Drones, Secrecy, and Endless War
Future Security's David Sterman spoke with the CATO Institute about U.S. drone policy.
Federal Agencies are Delivering on Whole of Government Approach to Care
Recent action on home care and child care subsidies has the potential to help millions.
How Stress Shapes Maternal Health
Is America Headed into a New Cold War?
In the latest episode of his podcast, Peter Bergen asks whether the U.S. is in a new Cold War.
Keys to a Healthier Digital Future: Interoperability, Open Protocols, and Tech Governance
New cross-sector research collaborative spotlights opportunities to support digital ecosystems in the public interest.