Texas Police Made More Than $50 Million in 2017 from Seizing People’s Property
But not everyone was guilty of a crime.
The Farm Bill Shows a Shift to a More Innovative Rural America
Through the establishment of a grant program that supports job-accelerator programs, rural America may become the next hub for innovation.
2018 Year in Review
Twitter’s Latest Transparency Report Sheds New Light on Content Moderation, But More Work Remains To Be Done
This report is an important development that has solidified the issuance of transparency reports as an industry best practice.
Modern Bridge-Builders in a Digital, Tech-Driven Global Economy
Join us for an innovative and pragmatic discussion on the importance of global leadership and cooperation for business and society.
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What Our Team Will Be Working on in 2019
Another Mission Critical For Nonprofits: Better Cybersecurity
Incorporating Youth Apprenticeships in Career Technical Education Pathways
Towards a Deliberate Practice of Public Interest Tech
The most important thing about designing a network is to be intentional about that design.
Apprenticeship and IT in New Mexico
NMITAP and their community partners are preparing a pool of skilled talent in their own community to meet IT skill needs for years to come.
Follow the Data! Algorithmic Transparency Starts with Data Transparency
Enacting algorithmic and data transparency will require a significant shift in culture on the part of relevant agencies.
Supporting Caregiver Students: A Two-Generation Model
Briya Public Charter School's two-generation model supports caregiver student success.
Arizona’s ‘No Promo Homo’ Laws Could Be Its Next Gay Rights Battleground
With a bisexual, education-minded Senator-elect, now may be the time to strike down the state's anti-gay education laws.