Turning the Tide on Police Surveillance
Join OTI and the ACLU-DC for a discussion on why grassroots efforts behind governing police surveillance have been effective.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Bright Horizons Plans to Pay for Teachers to Get Degrees: My Questions, Concerns, and Thoughts
Middle East Fatigue Is in the Eye of Beholder
The Arab spring as we know it may have ended, but a new book charts how political and social activism in the region hasn't.
Software to Regulate Legal Marijuana Is Just as Error-Prone as Other Government Software
That can hurt businesses—and patients in need of pain relief.
The Increasingly High Stakes of Brazil’s Elections
It's still far from certain that the South American giant will experience the rebirth it so desperately needs.
Translation: Principles and Criteria from China’s Draft Privacy Impact Assessment Guide
Your Back-to-School Reading List
Your opportunity to catch up on some of the most popular pieces you may have missed while you were away on summer vacation.
Zero Tolerance, Infinite Problems
The zero tolerance approach has spurred problems in courtrooms and detention centers as stakeholders adjust to the massive priority shift.
Will Your Universal Basic Income Check Soon Be In the Mail?
Join Future Tense to consider whether universal basic income is in your future, either as a supplement or substitute to wages.
In-Person
ASU Barrett & O’Connor Washington Center
1800 I Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20006
9/11 FCC Public Interest Spectrum Coalition Filing On Using Mid-Band Spectrum To Improve Broadband Access
BruinXperiment: Ethical Considerations for UCLA’s Campus Climate App