Technology & Design
Transforming Democracy Through Digital Technology
Five lessons from groundbreaking women.
Five lessons from groundbreaking women.
Networks, equal access, and read-write products are no longer just core design elements of the Internet; we are making them real.
To combat violence against women, mobilize feminist groups.
MapLight, a nonprofit that crunches data to determine the influence of money in politics, aims to make government more accountable.
By shifting the responsibility of the citizen from deciding to designing, we can redirect resources away from conflict and toward creating better ideas.
Organizations are finding that subtle changes in language make a difference in how people vote.
Good intentions abound in the civic and social technology movement—why are so few nonprofits participating?
From the Field Series: An ongoing report of the Philanthropy, Policy, and Technology Project, which explores the use of private resources for public good.
Social networks are bringing new voices to the table and forcing political change in ways previously impossible—a report from the Personal Democracy Forum.
McAdam reviews two follow-up studies of youth activists, and assesses the experiences and their long-term effects on volunteers.