What it Means to be Called a Tree Hugger
Communities of color have long worked to fight the effects of environmental racism.
Ban Suspension and Expulsion in ECE, Then Provide Additional Behavior Supports
More states are taking steps to ban suspension and expulsion in the early years and grades.
Can Economic Interventions Reduce Violence? New Evidence from Kandahar
Join ISP to discuss how youth employment programs and cash transfers could make a difference in Kandahar.
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Education Department Debit Cards Rack Up Privacy Concerns
There are significant potential privacy concerns with a new pilot program designed to test a new way of disbursing federal student aid.
FPR in Distributed Magazine: When Will Blockchains for Registries Take Off?
Michael Graglia wrote for Distributed Magazine discussing 3 scenarios for the adoption of blockchain land registries
Civic Engagement or Illegal Electioneering?
How a school voting project became a conservative target
Georgia on No One’s Mind
Ten years after the Russian invasion of Georgia captured headlines, attention to the country and its modernization has vanished.
Hidden Staffers: Why Diversity in Government Matters
Without proper racial representation, the government risks harming the people it’s supposed to serve.
National Academies Report on Encryption Should Pave the Way to Move Past the “Backdoor” Debate
The NAS report comes at a critical time, as the administration’s campaign for encryption backdoors has accelerated.
Products over Ploys
Items “designed for women” often miss the point that women want products to address their needs, not gimmicks for attention.