communications and society

The Symposium explores individual, cultural, institutional and structural causes of racial problems, looking towards new and viable solutions. In 2016 the Symposium examined the ways that shifting demographics are likely to affect two key areas: universities and housing. 

As the allegations of rigging and perceived vulnerability of networked-based voting systems continue, significant doubts about the American electoral system are growing.

In the last decade, journalism has emerged as the poster child for industries deeply transformed by digital technologies and the rise of networks. As journalists embark on new ways to connect with readers, questions regarding the very nature and standards of the industry create new tensions.

Telecommunications is a field in need of an azimuth: new technologies and new challenges are defining features of the field, and navigating them calls for steady leadership.

Communicative rights are imperative for all people and are a concern for marginalized communities.

The Dialogue on Public Libraries in collaboration with the Winter Park Public Library released a report designed to spark new thinking and action to transform libraries for the 21st Century.

There are critical checks and balances in place to ensure that the election outcomes are correct.

The Communications Policy Conference identified the key communications policy issues that the incoming administration will face and developed an agenda for action.