What’s the Iowa Caucus Got to Do with Us?
Hollie Russon Gilman highlights Iowa’s broader lessons for U.S. democracy.
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Greg Barker tracks the urgent mission of a UN diplomat in Iraq, capturing how one life became entangled in global conflict.
Experiment No. 15: The Handoff
Match Fishtank: Creating quality, culturally relevant, and openly-licensed curricula
Kristina Ishmael describes a three-school network in Boston that works for standards-aligned and culturally relevant resources.
OTI Urges FCC to Abandon “Misguided and Cynical” Lifeline Proposal
The FCC's proposed changes to Lifeline will widen the digital divide for low-income Americans.
Tension Heats Up Between Church and Villagers Amid Georgia Land Ownership Debate
Yuliya Panfil was quoted in a Reuters article on enduring property registration issues in the modernizing country of Georgia.
Florida Legislation Encourages Assessments in Home Languages
Florida's legislators are hoping to paint a more representative portrait of DLL students’ knowledge through a recently reintroduced bill.
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Beyond the Color-Line
Jerrod MacFarlane spoke to former New America fellow Thomas Chatterton Williams about his new memoir, Self-Portrait in Black and White.
Gov. Greg Abbott Says Texas Nonprofits Helping Refugees Should Focus on Homelessness. Refugee Groups Say It Doesn’t Work That Way.
Resettlement funding can't simply be reallocated to other problem areas, said the CEO of the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service.
Grieving With Google Street View
After a recent Twitter thread, thousands of people shared stories of finding deceased loved ones on Google Street View.
OTI Welcomes Surveillance Reform Bill
OTI welcomes a new bipartisan surveillance reform bill.
Rebooting Internet Freedom
Commitment to a free and open global internet will need to start right here at home, writes Ranking Digital Rights’ Rebecca MacKinnon.