Pathways to Citizenship: Bridging Divides and Building a Stronger Society
The creation of accessible pathways to citizenship is essential not only for the well-being of immigrants themselves, but also for the entire country.
The Bumpy Journey of Collecting Race and Ethnicity Data of Latinos
As Latinos become a larger share of the U.S. population, a successful census — and with it a greater understanding of the diversity of the United States — will be impossible without a fair and accurate count and data collection on Latinos.
To Protect Our Democracy, We Need Supreme Court Reform Now
We urgently need supreme court reform to restore the faith in our judiciary that the misconduct of certain justices has eroded.
Project 2025 and the Project to Take Over Our Courts and Our Rights
Our courts — and ultimately our rights and our future — would be deeply harmed by the radical proposal that is Project 2025.
The Ascending Latino Community and Attempts to Silence Our Voice
Despite their growing influence, attempts to silence the voice of the Latino community and undermine the Latino vote are intensifying.
Racial Disparities in Facial Recognition Technology Use in Policing: An Interview with Tawana Petty
In this discussion, a community organizer based in Detroit examines the real-world impacts of the use of facial recognition technology in policing, illustrating the potential and actual harms to her community.
Data Privacy and AI Safeguards Are Essential to Protect Civil Rights
Data privacy and AI safeguards are essential to prevent individuals from harm, including through biased decisions.
Project 2025 and the Census: Ghosts of Past, Present, and Future
Project 2025 would harm the integrity of the decennial census and other federal data collection efforts.