Television and Babies’ Brains
LSX Fellow Sacha Kyle highlights her interactive exhibit and television program that can help babies and caregivers relax together.
Wiliness in Putin’s Russia
In Putin’s Russia, all paths to ambition run through the state apparatus. To survive, wiliness is a requirement.
[ONLINE] – How to Remake Higher Education
Join EPP and the Washington Monthly for a discussion on how colleges and government can promote upward mobility, racial equality, and more.
Virtual
10AM – 11:15AM EDT
[ONLINE] – Working and Learning During the Pandemic
Join OTI for a discussion about the privacy implications of using surveillance tools on students and employees during the pandemic.
Virtual
12:30PM – 2PM EDT
COVID-19 gives the FCC a platform to leverage educational programming
LSX Fellow Jill Shinderman calls for policy changes that promote more research-based, outcome-driven, creative content for young children.
Introducing The Progress Network
New media platform explores ideas about how the future could be better than we think.
The “Five Eyes” Still Can’t See Straight on Encryption
The arguments made in the group’s latest joint statement are not new, but they are just as dangerous as their predecessors.
[ONLINE] – Stories of Algorithmic Justice
Join Future Tense and ASU’s Center for Science and the Imagination for a discussion on algorithmic justice.
Virtual
12PM – 1PM EDT