‘No Turning Back’ Is a Tale of Human-Centered Resilience
Rania Abouzeid’s debut book investigates the human impact of the Syrian war—and may help force the world to learn this conflict’s lessons.
A Detailed Plan for the $6 Billion Allocated to Fighting the Opioid Crisis
In order to effectively spend the $6 billion allocated to fighting the opioid epidemic, we need a thorough plan.
Blockchain and Land Registries: Lessons from the Field
Join us to hear about lessons learned from past blockchain pilots and land registries, as well as current thinking and future challenges.
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Combating the Opioid Epidemic Requires a Plan
And a tried-and-tested process from the tech world could help us draw one up.
Congress Passed the CLOUD Act, Ignoring Most Privacy and Human Rights Concerns
OTI and many other privacy and human rights groups oppose this bill because it fails to include adequate safeguards for individual rights.
Falling Behind on Your Student Loan Payments Can Cost You Your License to Work
Texas is among several states that will some professionals from renewing their licenses if they are in default on their student loans.
How Can States Seize the Moment and Reform College Savings?
Making More of #MeToo
In order to right a history of wrongs, organizations ought to match systemic abuse with systemic solutions. Here’s how to start.
Omnibus Bill Brings Good News for Early Childhood Advocates
OTI To Congress: Vote No on Omnibus Bill H.R. 1625 Unless CLOUD Act is Removed
The CLOUD Act represents a sea change in privacy law that protects the data U.S. companies hold on Americans and people abroad.