Education Podcast Archives
Search our archives here for WashingTECH Tech Policy podcast episodes related to technology-related education policy in the United States.
Virtual Training for Young Global Leaders with Christina Thomas (Ep. 236)
/in Education, podcast /by Joe MillerVirtual Training for Young Global Leaders with Christina Thomas (Ep. 236)
Christina Thomas is the Divisional Vice President for Youth Exchanges at World Learning. Christina oversees the World Learning’s multimillion-dollar U.S. and international youth exchange portfolio consisting of World Learning’s flagship program, the Experiment in International Living.
Mayors for Tech Justice with Newport News Mayor McKinley Price (Ep. 233)
/in Broadband Access & Adoption, COVID-19, Education, home post, Law Enforcement, podcast /by Joe MillerMayors for Tech Justice with McKinley Price (Ep. 233)
McKinley L. Price is President of the African American Mayors Association (AAMA) and Mayor of Newport News, Virginia.
‘Digital Policy for Physical Distancing’ with Doug Brake (Ep. 228)
/in Artificial Intelligence, Broadband Access & Adoption, Education, home post, Infrastructure, podcast /by Joe Miller‘Digital Policy for Physical Distancing’ with Doug Brake (Ep. 228)
Doug Brake (@dbrakeitif) directs the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation’s work on broadband and spectrum policy. He writes extensively and speaks frequently to lawmakers, the news media, and other influential audiences on topics such as next-generation wireless, rural broadband infrastructure, and network neutrality.
‘COVID-19 and Black America ‘with Jessica Fulton (Ep. 226)
/in Big Data/Privacy, Broadband Access & Adoption, Civic Engagement, COVID-19, Cybersecurity, Education, Health IT/Telemedicine, home post, Infrastructure, podcast /by Joe Miller‘COVID-19 and Black America’ with Jessica Fulton (Ep. 126)
Jessica Fulton (@JessicaJFulton) is the Vice President at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.
‘They Smile in Your Face: How the Internet is Unmasking Hidden Racism’ with Robert Eschmann (Ep. 222)
/in blog post, Education, First Amendment, podcast /by Joe MillerThey Smile in Your Face: How the Internet is Unmasking Hidden Racism
Rob Eschmann has been a Boston University School of Social Work faculty member since 2017.
‘How to Connect Underrepresented Students with International Opportunities’ with Mohamed Abdel-Kader (Ep. 213)
/in Education, podcast /by Joe Miller‘How to Connect Underrepresented Students with International Opportunities’ with Mohamed Abdel-Kader
Mohamed Abdel-Kader (@MAKtweeter) is Executive Director of the Stevens Initiative at the Aspen Institute.
5G Beyond Faster Speeds with Lauren McCarty (Ep. 194)
/in blog post, Broadband Access & Adoption, Education, Health IT/Telemedicine, Infrastructure, Infrastructure, Law Enforcement, Media, podcast, Smart Cities /by Joe Miller5G Broadband Beyond Faster Speeds (Ep. 194)
Nokia’s Lauren McCarty joined Joe Miller to discuss the potential for 5G beyond faster speeds on Ep. 194 of the WashingTECH Tech Policy Podcast.
Mignon Clyburn: The Social Justice Dynamics of Tech Policy (Ep. 174)
/in Broadband Access & Adoption, Diversity & Inclusion, Education, Law Enforcement, Media, Net Neutrality/Internet Economy, podcast, Wireless /by Joe MillerMignon Clyburn: The Social Justice Dynamics of Tech Policy (Ep. 174)
Mignon Clyburn (@mignonclyburn) is a former FCC Commissioner and President and CEO of MLC Strategies. Mignon served at the FCC from 2009-2018, with a stint as Acting FCC Chairwoman—the first FCC Chairwoman—in 2013.
Ron Gonzales: How to Build Bridges for Latinos in Silicon Valley (Ep. 150)
/in Diversity & Inclusion, Education, podcast /by Joe MillerRon Gonzales: How to Build Bridges for Latinos in Silicon Valley (Ep. 150)
Ron Gonzales (@rongon2000) is President and CEO of the Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley. Previously, Ron served as Mayor of San José.
Courtney Cogburn: How to Use AI to Improve Race Relations
/in Civic Engagement, Education, Media, podcast /by Joe MillerCourtney Cogburn: Virtual Reality to Improve Race Relations (Ep. 132)
Courtney Cogburn (@CourtneyCogburn) is an assistant professor at the Columbia University School of Social Work and a Faculty Affiliate of the Columbia Population Research Center. Her research integrates principles and methodologies across psychology, stress physiology and social epidemiology to investigate relationships between racism-related stress and racial health disparities across the life course. Her work has been supported by the National Institutes of Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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