Policy Hackathon 2021
Between October 22-24, the Internet Law and Policy Foundry is hosting its second annual Policy Hackathon. This year’s Hackathon will focus on ideating solutions that promote and protect user rights in the content moderation ecosystem. You can find the registration link here. Registration will be open until October 3 at 5 pm ET. Participants can sign up as individuals or as teams.
Statement Against Anti-Asian Racism
Dear Foundry Community, Last summer we expressed our solidarity with the Black community by condemning the racist rhetoric, racist actions, senseless killings, and lack of justice experienced by the Black […]
Meet This Month’s Featured Fellow: Smita Rajmohan
Smita Rajmohan What is your current position? Product Counsel, Apple, Inc. – SF Bay Area How did you get interested in tech and policy? At Berkeley Law, I took […]
Internet Law and Policy Foundry Newsletter ! March 2021
The Foundry is very excited to welcome Hillary Brill to the Foundry as an advisor Hillary is the Interim Executive Director of the Institute of Technology Law and Policy and […]
This Month’s Featured Fellow: Devron Brown
What is your current position? Senior Fintech and AI Counsel, House Financial Services Committee How did you get interested in tech and policy? My Ipod was stolen in 2009, without […]
Register Now: Diversity & Inclusion Event Series: Digital Security Tools
Join our 4th Diversity and Inclusion Event Series: A discussion of digital security tools available to protestors and journalists. Register on Eventbrite here. A discussion of digital security tools […]
Support the Foundry and the Next Generation of Internet Law and Policy Talent
Every day, the Foundry works to support, advance, and promote the careers of rising Internet law and policy talent around the world. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the Foundry has had […]
JD Advantage Careers in Trust and Safety
The Internet Law and Policy Foundry (ILPF) hosted a virtual panel co-presented by the Trust and Safety Professional Association (TSPA) and the SCU Internet Law Student Organization (ILSO). This discussion […]