From facial recognition to cell-phone trackers, CodeX Stanford Fellow & Tech & Innovation Policy Advisor City of San José Stephen Caines recommends actions the Biden-Harris Admin can take to mitigate the existing harms of digital surveillance tech in the U.S. #TechPolicyAccelerator

Unlike straight law, it can be hard to find a path in to legal #innovation / #legaltech careers. That’s why Cat Moon and I have established a pilot program to help women enter the profession by connecting them to industry leaders. (1/3)

Data equity @CityOfSanJose by the numbers: - 6 ongoing projects - 20 team members strong - 65 community presentations - 300 community orgs contacted Really proud of the impact my team has made, a 🧵 (1/6)

Are you a full-stack developer looking for a unique and engaging opportunity involving logic programming and Computational Law? Consider applying for CodeX’s currently open Computable Contracts Developer position, more info below! law.stanford.edu/2021/08/10/pos…

That's a wrap on the 2021 Civic Innovation Corps! Congrats to our 55 Corps members on their work supporting California Office of Data and Innovation, Utah.gov, New Jersey, ATX Transportation and Public Works, Los Angeles i-team, NYC Office of Data Analytics, NYC Planning Labs, NYC Opportunity, DEPRECATED: NYC Mayor's Office of the CTO, NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission, City of Miami, and City of San José.

I implore OpenSea to address and remove this hateful content immediately. #NFT

Feb.1 is @AspenPolicyHub's Demo Day! Lucy He (prev Flatiron Health) and I will be presenting our project on using tech to improve medication access. Excited to have Founder of CareJourney by Arcadia and former U.S. CTO Aneesh Chopra as keynote! 📌 Register at bit.ly/3qCz1

➡️Check out this talk on tech and medication access by our very own Christine Keung!

So proud of the work we started with SJ Mayor’s Office of Tech & Innovation on #dataequity and for it to be scaled and sustained for our communities in the future. If you or someone you know has a robust data background and a drive to innovate on this work in local gov, we'd love to meet you! #civictech

Organizations like DataKind made it possible to extend data #equity into City of San José's #OpenData program. Joy Hsu, Edwin, and Ramya's work was recognized last fall ACM EAAMO (Handle Retired, Visit @EAAMO_ORG)—excited to share it more widely now! More from DataKindSF ➡️ bit.ly/3w08DAV #DKx10

Our community deserves accurate information. Since San José Spotlight refused to correct factual errors in the article below, the City Manager and City Attorney set the record straight today at our council meeting. sanjosespotlight.com/absolutely-stu…