Police Tactics Are Making the Threat of COVID-19 Spread Among Protesters Worse
Forcing people to ride in paddy wagons or buses, then wait hours in crowded areas to be processed, is a recipe for COVID-19 spread.
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Employers Pay it Forward by Helping Staff Return to College
Good benefits might be good business but getting employees to use them can be challenge.
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How States and Districts Can Advance Open Education with CARES Act Funding
ESSER funds present a number of options for making high-quality instructional materials are widely accessible to students.
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Finding Work Right Now: How Crosswalks Can Help Workers Make Moves
6/12 FCC Comments on the Next-Generation TV Transition
Crisis Conversations: The Uncertain Future of Work
Host Brigid Schulte is joined by author Alex Soojung-Kim Pang and other guests on this episode of Crisis Conversations.
How West Virginia is Keeping Child Care Providers Afloat
Black Death Is the White Noise of America
America was built on the exploitation and slaughter of Black people. Now, it's time for this country to confront its own depraved soul.
Civil Rights Groups Call for Protection of Democracy and Privacy as Tech Responds to Pandemic
OTI and over 80 partners urge Congress to ensure COVID-19 response tech tools respect privacy and civil rights.
Companies Are Halting Law Enforcement Use of Facial Recognition Technology; Lawmakers Should Act Now
Lawmakers should take action against law enforcement use of facial recognition tech—companies already are.
