A former congressional staffer and professor explains how Congress works through short civics explainers, such as measuring legislative workload and breaking down specific bills. The newsletter also solicits reader feedback on a forthcoming book about overlooked political consensus.
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Rebecca Williams writes essays and reports on how information systems and technology shape power, covering digital ID, surveillance, tech policy and resistance to big tech. Readers get sociotechnical analysis informed by her federal government experience, plus links to her policy reports and advocacy resources.
A local news publication covering Sebastopol, California, and West Sonoma County, with reporting on community stories, schools, and civic events. Readers get community news, event listings, and local profiles.
A local independent newspaper covering Southeast Michigan's Muslim community, with reporting on civic issues, politics, and community institutions. Issues also include event listings and weekly roundups of local news.
Julee Burdekin writes personal, reflective essays that move between everyday experience and her professional interests in applied AI, civics and knowledge systems. Readers get informal observations on aging and stereotypes, hands-on tests of how well AI chat apps read Persian calligraphy, and proposals for civic learning such as walking book clubs.
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