Colleges, It’s Time for a General Technology Class
We need to equip students of all disciplines with the skills to learn, analyze, and innovate in the world of digital technology.
Decoding the Cost of College
No federal policy exists that requires standardized terminology, consistent formatting, or critical information on financial aid awards.
How Much is Your Government Enabled to Know about You?
How the Patriot Act has impacted how millennials understand privacy and security in a post 9/11 world.
Making the Case for Transparent Financial Aid Offers
Join New America and uAspire for a discussion on how colleges can improve award letters.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
Civil Society Urges Another Inspector General Investigation After FBI Encryption Misrepresentations
OTI and a coalition of civil society organizations ask for an investigation into the FBI's misrepresentation of encrypted devices.
Digital Identity: The Case for Specialists
From Revolution Muslim to Islamic State: The American Roots of ISIS’ Online Prowess
Join ISP for a discussion on Revolution Muslim and ISIS’ online capabilities.
In-Person
New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
5/31 FCC Comments on Mid-Band NOI
Alexa, How Do I #Adult?
Millennials may not be equipped with the skills they need, but the Echo is.
Democracy Between the Lines
How people's perceptions of their own political power are shaped by how social policies serve them (or don't)
Five Years After Tornado, Moore Is Rethinking How It Prepares for Disasters
The Oklahoma city is exploring new ways to bolster its houses and schools against future disasters.