OTI Applauds FCC’s Reinstatement of Vital Open Internet Protections and Industry Oversight
“All of us who rely on the internet every day can breathe a sigh of relief, because the FCC is back on the beat.”
True Wellness Isn’t Achievable Without Care Policy
Artificial Intelligence in Schools: Privacy and Security Considerations
School districts and educators need to be actively engaged in shaping how they want to utilize AI. Addressing these questions could help.
Detour from democracy
Lee Drutman was quoted in DeseretNews about contingent elections.
4/22 Final Filing on Net Neutrality, Opposing Application-Specific Discrimination and Rebutting Mobile Industry Claims about “Slicing” and Throttling
Beyond Elections: PIT & Civic Engagement
Camille Stewart Gloster Returns to #ShareTheMicInCyber
Excessive Punishment
A new book, ‘Excessive Punishment: How the Justice System Creates Mass Incarceration,’ grapples with barriers to criminal justice reform.
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Senate’s Passage of TikTok Ban Provisions Hastens World’s Retreat from an Open Internet, Says OTI
"OTI is disappointed that the Senate has passed a measure that will quicken the world’s retreat from an open internet."
States’ Online Age Verification Requirements May Bear More Risks than Benefits, Report Says
OTI on age verification mandates.
What Happened When the Migrant Crisis Came to Chicago?
In Episode 50 of his podcast, ASU and New America's Peter Bergen examines Chicago's experience of the migrant crisis.
An Update from the Launch Impact Cohort: Priorities & Trends from States’ Action Plans
Over the past year, seven diverse states have been working to address barriers in systems alignment and transitions..
AVs May Not Have Taken Over, but Their Tech Is Here to Stay
Raza Panjwani on the technology hype cycle.
Long-Awaited Report Sheds Light on the Need for Better Pre-K Curricula
What’s indisputable is that the current state of pre-K curricula leaves a lot of room for improvement