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.

New Design Congress publishes long-form research reports and essays on the political and social consequences of digital technology, including digital identity, technocratic authoritarianism and digital memory. Readers get critical, well-sourced analysis aimed at civil society, technologists and researchers.

Long-form essays arguing that the web conflates access with authority, leaving credentials, payments and intermediaries structurally insecure and costly, especially now that AI has collapsed the cost of attacks. Issues pair full essays with executive summaries and short versions, drawing on technical detail, history and economic argument.

A company blog explaining the policy and technical mechanics of digital identity, including state-endorsed digital identity frameworks, mobile driver's licenses and document processing in government services. Readers get detailed explainers on implementation decisions, trust infrastructure and regulatory developments.