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Information Disorder Prize Competition: Final Pitch Event

Teams will compete for a 75k grand prize at a live event on May 3rd. The prize competition, announced in November, seeks to fund unique and innovative projects that combat mis- and disinformation, building on the work of the Aspen Institute's Commission on Information Disorder.

Event

04.13.2022
Technology

Guidance for Cyber Risks

Amidst widespread fears of cyber ramifications for the US and western networks due to Russia's war in Ukraine, Aspen Digital brought together some of the country's top experts on cyber threats to help small and medium-size businesses understand how to handle online risks to their networks and operations. There are several concrete actions organizations can take today to prepare for a possible cyber incident.

BY Aspen Digital

Blog Post

03.16.2022
Technology

Equipping Vulnerable Communities for 21st Century Needs

MARCH 15, 2022 - As schools make greater use of educational technology tools, students are exposed to widespread data collection without adequate protection. As remote learning becomes increasingly common, access to reliable home internet connection is a necessity. As cities move towards more sustainable energy models, citizens will be left with higher electric bills. How can ensure that vulnerable communities are prepared for these modern challenges?

BY Aspen Tech Policy Hub

Video

03.15.2022
Technology

Guidance for Cyber Risks

With geopolitical tensions on the rise, there is a renewed threat of cyberattacks, including ransomware and other threats. While preparing for such attacks is costly and time consuming, there are steps that small and medium-sized organizations can take now to help protect their businesses and employees.

Event

03.03.2022
Technology

Strengthening Support in Times of Crisis

MARCH 1, 2022 - Current public resources are not equipped to adequately support citizens in all forms of crisis. 911 responders, for example, are not able to provide care for those experiencing mental health crises. At the same time, technology-enabled mass monitoring has exacerbated cases of domestic violence and stalking. How can governments ensure citizens get the proper resources and support they need?

BY Aspen Tech Policy Hub

Video

03.01.2022
The Environment

Climate Tech Has A People Problem

We need more people who understand the science and technology underpinning climate change at the table as big decisions are made. And we need diverse voices to highlight unexpected consequences of our decisions, so that groupthink does not lead us to ignore climate change’s effects on underserved communities. Until science and policy can talk to each other, we are unlikely to make adequate progress.

BY Betsy Cooper & 1 more

Blog Post

02.24.2022
Technology

Empowering Marginalized Workers and Voters

FEBRUARY 15, 2022 - Technology can be used to empower disenfranchised groups. When used thoughtfully, tech tools can help equalize opportunity, compensation, and access to resources across organizations. How can tech be used to even the playing field for workers in corporate hierarchies and voters with limited resources? Three Aspen Tech Policy Hub Fellows showcase their projects focused on “Empowering Marginalized Workers and Voters.”

BY Aspen Tech Policy Hub

Video

02.15.2022
Technology

Improving Healthcare and Health Data Privacy

FEBRUARY 1, 2022 - Four Aspen Tech Policy Hub Fellows presented their innovative policy ideas for improving healthcare and health data privacy. Following the presentations of the projects, Aneesh Chopra, Co-Founder of CareJourney and former United States Chief Technology Officer, gave further remarks.

BY Aspen Tech Policy Hub

Video

02.01.2022
Society

A New Era for Infrastructure

Americans are living 21st century lives using 20th century infrastructure. Now is the time to get prepared for the next crisis as well as for the economic and technological changes ahead. Stakeholders have the insights and resources to address these challenges: we must work across sectors and silos, integrate equity and climate into every decision, embrace community input and data, pursue innovative financing mechanisms, and ground infrastructure in the dynamic needs of our citizens. Congress has green-lit the path ahead. Now it’s time to get creative and work together in this historic moment.

BY Aspen Digital

Blog Post

01.25.2022
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