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Why Communities of Color Should Care About Social Security Reform

Dr. Wilhelmina Leigh participated in a webinar on January 31, "Why Communities of Color Should Care About Social Security Reform" with members of the Committee to Modernize Social Security.

You can find slides of the webinar and other resources at insightcced.org.

The New Digital Profile: Managing Privacy in an Evolving, Mobile Internet - Part One

The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies held a Technology Policy Forum sponsored by its Media and Technology Institute on Tuesday, July 26, 2011, on "The New Digital Profile: Managing Privacy in an Evolving, Mobile Internet."

Parts Two and Three of this forum are also available for viewing.

The New Digital Profile: Managing Privacy in an Evolving, Mobile Internet - Part Two

The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies held a Technology Policy Forum sponsored by its Media and Technology Institute on Tuesday, July 26, 2011, on “The New Digital Profile: Managing Privacy in an Evolving, Mobile Internet.”

Parts One and Three of this forum are also available for viewing.

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Joint Center 2012 State of the Union Watch Party

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Dr. Nicol Turner-Lee and Harold Crumpton on Wireless Taxation

Politic365 Interviews Dr. Wilhelmina Leigh on Jobs

Overview of EPA's Regulatory Agenda and the Utility Air Toxics Rule

The National Broadband Plan and the Underserved: One Year Later

Implications of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act for Health Inequities

Congresswoman Barbara Lee Cites Dr. Brian Smedley

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