MARCH 15, 2023 - A discussion of the “all-tools” approach to disrupting digital threats, and how the U.S. government uses investment strategy, trade policy, prosecutions, and export controls to address threats to national security.

How do we go beyond the binary of gun control versus gun rights and get to the crux of this issue to save lives? Arne Duncan and Megan Ranney talk their unique approaches to gun violence prevention.

This report discusses how to increase diversity in clinical trial research.

The last decade has seen unprecedented technological advancement, yet grave challenges threaten our global societies. We convened two diverse groups of experts to discuss how they might advise building and distributing artificial intelligence for equitable outcomes. Our hope is that this report inspires greater curiosity among technologists and the communities they serve, and spurs and shapes the development of markets, norms, and policies toward achieving greater equity.

We’re building a new platform to share real-life examples of how to improve access to technology and the internet – and the skills to use them – for young people in America. The goal is to help communities find approaches that fit their needs to then adapt for themselves. Do you have a story of how a community has tackled the digital divide among young people in America? Share it now.

The last decade has seen unprecedented technological advancement, yet grave challenges threaten our global societies. We convened two diverse groups of experts to discuss how they might advise building and distributing artificial intelligence for equitable outcomes. Our hope is that this report inspires greater curiosity among technologists and the communities they serve, and spurs and shapes the development of markets, norms, and policies toward achieving greater equity.

Her short story collection What We Fed to the Manticore is narrated from animal perspectives.

Her novel "When We Were Sisters" traces the bond of three siblings who are left to raise one another after their parents die.

The good news about the 2022 midterm elections is that disinformation and misinformation didn’t push the country into another existential crisis.