The PIT-UN Family Keeps Growing
Seven new institutions joined PIT-UN in 2021. Welcome to our new members!
Public Interest Technology
Disability in the Time of COVID-19
Results and recommendations from our sprint researching what the disability community is facing during COVID-19.
The $50 Vaccine Website We Don’t Need
A Student Guide to PIT
Fast Tech, Slow Change
It may seem like technology will speed processes and improve outcomes, but that isn’t always the case.
It’s Personal Now: Georgetown Examines How Social Media Affects Our National Security
Member Spotlight: University of California, Santa Cruz
The school is building a common mission between 20+ PIT programs across disciplines.
On Building Social Justice Tech Pathways for Black Students
How to patch the STEM career pipeline for Black students.
The Commons Live!: Questions for the Slow Lane Panelists
Biden Administration’s Work on Pandemic Relief Builds on New America Findings
We, at PIT, are excited to see the pandemic relief recommendations we made make their way into the new administration’s priorities.
Bringing Tech Talent to the Halls of Congress: Q&A with Travis Moore
TechCongress's founder discusses the importance of tech expertise to policymaking, and how his organization is helping.
Grantee Spotlight: Clint Smith and Amy Patterson, Sewanee
Two 2020 grantees share their project to build data analytics expertise and apply it toward improving public health in the local community.
Member Spotlight: Nazareth College
The Rochester, N.Y. school shares its social justice-focused liberal arts approach with the Network as it launches a new PIT initiative.
The Digital Corps: A proposed next step for young public interest technologists
Coding it Forward co-founder Chris Kuang on building an early-career public interest path for young technologists.