A Rising Threat: Tips for Staying Safe From Online Fraud
Last year, Chicago residents told CivicSpace about their concerns around online fraud. We compiled expert advice on ways to stay safe.
Great Power, Great Responsibility: How the Liberal International Order Shapes U.S. Foreign Policy
Join author Michael Poznansky to discuss the influence of liberal international order in shaping America’s global role.
Virtual
10AM – 11AM EST
Community Colleges Can Realize the Promise of AI Action Plan
Shalin Jyotishi writes for the Santa Maria Times
Jabari Cook
Policy Researcher, New America Chicago
How Europe and Africa Can Unlock Tech Opportunities Through Stronger Collaboration
Europe and Africa can forge a shared, values-driven digital future by jointly investing in development & moving beyond tech isolationism.
OTI Files Comments Recommending Improvements to the Internet Use Survey
A Rebalanced World? USA and the New Powers with Heela Rasool-Ayub
Heela Rasool‑Ayub offers DNA of the News a compelling lens on the modern intersections of geopolitics, climate, and equity.
Centering Community Colleges in Civic Engagement and Local Deliberation
This brief summarizes key themes and insights from the convening “Community Colleges at the Center of Civic Engagement.”
Episode 13: What Are Ballot Initiatives and How Are They Used?
How can citizens put laws to a ballot vote and what’s threatening that right? Maresa Strano and Chris Melody Fields Figueredo explain.
Proposed Rule Scraps Anti-Discrimination Protections in Apprenticeship
The Department of Labors' proposed rule will shrink apprentice equal opportunity protections and employer accountability.
Trump Should Leverage Putin’s Desperation, Not Alleviate It
Candace Rondeaux writes in World Politics Review that rising pressure on Russia could give the U.S. a rare chance to seek concessions.
Elliot Haspel
Fellow, Culture of Care Narrative Change