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This virtual event aims to educate the public on the SAVE Act, exploring its implications for election administration, election officials, and voting rights. Attendees will hear from experts in…
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Following unprecedented levels of foreign interference operations during the 2016 presidential election, members of Congress and President Trump’s first administration recognized the urgent need to bolster election security. That…
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Democracy policy? In this Congress?? To be determined. But there’s lots of potential at the state level to continue to advance civics education, tech reform, national service, funding for librarians…
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This month, Issue One published a new report, “Flooding the Gap: How Big Tech’s Failures Empowered Foreign Adversaries and Undermined the 2024 U.S. Election,” highlighting how the design and operations…
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In today’s polarized landscape, our mission remains steadfast: We must build bridges across divides to safeguard and strengthen democracy. On Wednesday, November 20 at 1 p.m. ET, we hosted “What’s Next?…
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We hosted a special discussion on Wednesday, July 17 at 11am ET with author Steven Brill to discuss his latest book: “The Death of Truth: How Social Media and the…
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Partisan extremists and foreign adversaries are determined to undermine Americans’ confidence and promote inflammatory, false information about how elections are run. With easy access to generative artificial intelligence (AI) at…
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This panel conversation will analyze how a singular regulatory agency would be positioned to address the diversity of challenges posed by advancing technology — from aggressive data collection on digital…
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Did you know that nearly 80% of all election officials and administrators across the country are women? From poll workers to county clerks, women significantly outnumber men in this critical…
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Social media is wreaking havoc on the lives of our youth because of a twisted business model that maximizes engagement with negative and extreme content for profit. While girls are…
