This.

Started the day listening to Marine One overhead in its final moments en route to JBA. Ended the evening watching the tip tops of the fireworks closing out the inauguration concert on the Mall. Ready for tomorrow.

Yep. This is a story about the power of organizing, not Comcast’s generosity.

Love to see it!

When AI is combined with the raw power of the U.S. gov't, the results can be both unexpected and alarmingly bad... The procurement process is a crucial opportunity to set clear standards for trustworthy AI. More from me & Leila Nguyệt Ánh Doty in Issues in Science and Technology 👇 issues.org/trustworthy-ai…

🚨 Starting NOW: FCC’s Jessica Rosenworcel hosts a roundtable on The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program so more families can get reliable, affordable Internet access. #InternetisEssential! Watch it live: fcc.gov/live

Hear hear! This was a tremendous lift on a very tight timeline, and the agency’s work will be critical in making internet affordable to the people who need it most during the pandemic.

I routinely get asked on conference calls/presentations whether I mean $37,000 per year. It blows people's minds that if you are an adult without children you never quality. Plus a parent loses Medicaid coverage once a disabled child turns 18, leaving them in the gap.

Happening tomorrow! Don’t forget to RSVP to discuss key efforts towards digital inclusion in India, Pakistan, and the United States with Amrita, Bengaluru I Hub Shapers's @RaashiSXn, Faraz Salim, and Sarah Morris newamerica.org/future-tense/e…

Super excited about this important new report out today from my Open Tech Institute colleagues

It’s a beautiful day to make D.C. a state

The Oversight Board is right to uphold @Facebook's Trump deplatforming, and to require the company to publish criteria for restoring a suspended account. Read our full statement from Sarah Morris: newamerica.org/oti/press-rele…

Listen to Francella Ochillo and keep this front of mind, particularly as we talk about $100B in outlays of federal funding for broadband.

Thursday (5/27) at 2:00 PM ET from Public Knowledge: Promoting the Open Internet Throughout Public Knowledge’s History Featuring Ed Markey, Harold Feld, Tom Wheeler, Sarah Morris, Steven Renderos, @mattfwood, and Christopher J. Lewis publicknowledge.org/event/promotin…

Looking forward to talking net neutrality tomorrow will all of my favorite advocacy folks!

Happening now! Join this great discussion about the history #netneutrality

It’s been a privilege working with Rebecca MacKinnon over the past decade and watching Ranking Digital Rights grow into a leader on human rights in the digital age. Rebecca: it's bittersweet to say goodbye, but we're all better off for what you've accomplished here. Cheers to your next chapter!

A bittersweet announcement as I say goodbye to the organization that has been my professional home for over a decade (and to the many, many incredible people I worked with along the way), but I'm truly excited and grateful for the opportunity to join the stellar team NTIA