Bending the Arc
A new film profiles the revolutionary plan of three young doctors to eradicate a global health crisis: train patients as healthcare workers.
Bending the Arc
A new film profiles the revolutionary plan of three young doctors to eradicate a global health crisis: train patients as healthcare workers.
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Making State Report Cards Work for English Learners
Leaders should improve state report cards for English learners in several, key ways.
S.F. Screening: I Learn America
I LEARN AMERICA follows five recently arrived young immigrants over a tumultuous year in an American high school.
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San Francisco International High School
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Exit, Voice, and Cyberspace
Albert Hirschman, in his classic work Exit, Voice, and Loyalty, states that in declining firms, organizations or states can either “exit”...
ARPANET; Where did it all start again?
There is said to be a single hook around which much of the scholarship on cyberspace evolved.
We are in a crisis over trust in government, business and online with no fix in sight
It is unacceptable for algorithms and scoring mechanisms to be opaque and unaccountable to scrutiny.
“Cyber Exceptionalism”
In this post we suggest that the concept of cyberspace enables a form of exceptionalism, similar to “American exceptionalism”.
Community Choice Is Politically Possible in San Diego
A majority of the San Diego City Council is open to forming a government-run agency to buy power—though it's not yet a done deal.
Germany’s Coalition Crisis?
While the breakdown of Germany's coalition negotiations is unprecedented, it's unclear whether this is necessarily a symptom of collapse.
Good Grief, It’s Christmas
The holiday season is difficult for many people. By asking questions and listening openly, we can thoughtfully support them.
How the FCC Might Soon Disconnect Students
The Commission has signaled that it might make cuts to a program that zaps the internet to millions of students across the country.
It’s All in the Blood
In light of a recent pivot in the HIV fight, it's prudent to revisit America's long history of blood donation discrimination.
One Hometown at a Time: Transforming the American Political Landscape
Meaningful positive social and political change may depend on young people returning to conservative hometowns they once happily left.