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How Vote-by-Mail Could Make Elections Fairer—Or Messier
The pandemic is prompting some long overdue election reform—but it comes with big risks.
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How Much Should Protesters Worry About Contact Tracing?
Conflating contact tracing with police surveillance of protesters could add a new layer of mistrust—and make it harder to combat COVID-19.
Beyond the “Peaceful” Protest
Treating peacefulness and respectability as measures of a protest's validity ensures that only certain voices will be heard.
How COVID-19 is Impacting California’s DLL-focused Professional Development Program
Three National Security Implications of Current Protests
Javed Ali, with over 20-years of national security experience including senior roles at the FBI, ODNI, and NSC examines the issues facing se
DIGI Co-hosts Inaugural Prosperity Collaborative Online Event
A Chinese Scholar Outlines Stakes for New ‘Personal Information’ and ‘Data Security’ Laws (Translation)
Data Nerds and Open Source Activists Are Filling Crucial COVID-19 Information Gaps
The federal government has failed to provide detailed COVID-19 data—but NGOs and volunteers have stepped in with open source solutions.
Federal COVID-19 Guidance on ELs: Better Late than Never?
Living in Hotels, Students Lose Ground While Dealing with Cramped Rooms and Eviction Fears
Many children are receiving little education with schools closed, and school districts have simply lost track of thousands of students.
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A WWII-Era Solution to the Pandemic
How to get thousands of new nurses into hospitals overwhelmed by COVID-19.
