A Key Piece of the Trump Accreditation Plan Threatens Accountability
The Trump administration proposes a regulation letting it override accreditors and keep federal aid flowing to potentially failing colleges.
Comments on a U.S. Position for Agenda Item 1.7 at ITU World Radio Conference 2027
OTI submitted comments to the Federal Communications Commission advocating for View B as the U.S.’s position on Agenda Item 1.7 in preparation for the 2027 World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-27). They urge the U.S. to adopt this view as it best promotes the country’s technological leadership and strengthens its leading Wi-Fi industry.
OTI and public interest organizations submitted comments to the FCC urging the Commission to increase WiFi power levels for indoor-only operations. They say that many Americans use WiFi indoors, but low power levels deprive them of affordable access to the next generation of WiFi 7 and 8.
How Should We Approach Chatbots’ Mental Health and Privacy Concerns?
OTI Senior Policy Analyst Sydney Saubestre discusses the current proposals targeting mental health and privacy risks of Chatbots.
Private 5G Networks at Risk
Join Wireless Future for a discussion on the private wireless networks fueled by CBRS.
Virtual
2PM – 3PM EDT
Virginia’s New Paid Leave Law Closes the Loop Between Implementation and Policy
With a new paid leave law, Virginia has hard-coded some critical implementation lessons learned from other paid leave programs across the country.
Grow Your Own Teachers
A collection of resources for Grow Your Own (GYO) programs, which recruit and prepare local community members to enter the teaching profession and teach in their communities.
Paul Fain
Co-Founder of Work Shift
Elyse Ashburn
Co-Founder and Editor of Work Shift