Between a Rock and a Gentrified Place
It's hard to correct for gentrification once it's happened—which is why Denver is protecting areas that have only started to gentrify.
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How Does a Town With 37 Languages Prepare for Emergencies?
While Oklahomans have more access to weather information than ever, communicating threats is hard in a town with more than 30 languages.
Towards a Deliberate Practice of Public Interest Tech
The most important thing about designing a network is to be intentional about that design.
Black American National Security & Foreign Policy Next Generation Leaders
The Diversity in National Security Network and New America are pleased to honor the contributions of 35 Black American experts.
Bringing More Diversity to the National Security Arena
Breaking the "white, male, and Yale" bent of the U.S. national security sector isn't only good policy—it also makes us safer.
The Future of Workplace Learning, Skills, and Economic Mobility
Introducing a project on the education and training needs of workers in the gig economy
Citizenship Begins at the Library
A program in Denver is transforming the city's libraries into classrooms for green-card holders studying to become U.S. citizens.
How Did North Dakota Become the Crown Jewel of the Internet in the Midwest?
The answer lies in the Great Recession and co-ops.
Emergency Preparedness for Prisons Isn’t Just Sandbags and Non-perishables
By changing laws after Hurricane Katrina so that fewer people end up in jail, New Orleans did something arguably better than evacuating.
FPR at the Internet Identity Workshop
Five Takeaways From Our Time at the Identity Trading Post.
‘Give People Money’ Comes to Child Savings
How Senator Cory Booker is introducing legislation that'd apply the idea of universal basic income to household wealth.
