Debate On Police Surveillance Technologies in D.C. is Long Overdue
D.C. residents must have input into whether, what, and how surveillance technologies are used on them.
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D.C. residents must have input into whether, what, and how surveillance technologies are used on them.
When we talk about defunding the police—we can’t forget about the role of civil asset forfeiture in police budgets.
Five tips from PIT-UN member institutions to build relationships and increase collaboration around PIT.
A note from Anne-Marie Slaughter on the passing of Ted Halstead
Congress must fund colleges in next COVID-19 stimulus.
The new graduate certificate in Human Rights and Technology aims to bring greater tech expertise to the human rights space.
The Commission should strive to develop a rights-respecting framework for transparency and accountability from internet platforms.
More work is needed on defining and measuring the active ingredients that drive children’s school readiness gains in pre-K programs
PIT UNiverse talks to Harvard researchers about on-campus pilot projects to implement digital COVID-19 contact tracing.
Congratulations to the 2020 Middle Eastern and North African American National Security & Foreign Policy Next Generation Leaders
These two teachers adapted their gender-inclusive curricular materials for distance learning—but what does it look like in practice?
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