Originally published by Truyo. Written by Dan Clarke. Utah’s foray into the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation is marked by the passage of Senate Bill 149, the Artificial Intelligence Policy Act. While many states grapple with the complexities of AI governance, Utah’s rather fast and reactive approach emphasizes consumer protection and seeks to hold...
Good afternoon from Capitol Hill. The House and Senate are both back in session this week. The Senate will continue to vote on and process nominations. House committees will begin marking up bills in earnest this week, with lots of committee action across the board. Undoubtedly there will be some drama on the House floor, as the House will debate and then vote on a...
MEDIA RELEASE: National Academy of Public Administration and University of Connecticut School of Public Policy host 23rd Annual Social Equity Leadership Conference, June 20-22 Post Date: June 17, 2024 For Immediate Release June 17, 2024 Stamford, CT. – This week, June 20-22, the University of Connecticut School of Public Policy and The National Academy of Public...
Lynn Taylor, president of the Virginia Institute for Public Policy, describes in this episode of “Who’s Counting?” how thousands of Virginians, who saw disturbing irregularities in Virginia’s 2020 presidential election, decided to take firm action to restore the public trust in the state’s elections. Numerous grassroots organizations came together to form...
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Native-Led Policy Change Making Headway with New Fertile Ground Advocacy Campaigns First Nations Development Institute leads new collaborative grantmaking for Native health through Policy Innovation Fund LONGMONT, Colo., July 10, 2019 — The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community, the American Heart Association and First Nations Development...
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Application Deadline November 14, 2019 First Nations to Award Grants for Policy and Advocacy Efforts Aimed at Native Nutrition and Health LONGMONT, Colorado (October 8, 2019) – First Nations Development Institute (First Nations) is now accepting grant proposals through a new effort known as the Fertile Ground Advocacy Campaign under its Native Agriculture and Food...
[…] A new, first-of-its-kind study by the MacronDyn Group and commissioned by our group, the Climate Leadership Council, reveals that the U.S. economy is three times more carbon efficient than that of China and nearly four times that of India. It also compares favorably to the economies of Canada, Mexico, Korea and Japan. Of the world’s major economies, only those of...
Earlier this week, Kevin McCarthy, leader of Republicans in the House of Representatives, announced the formation of a task force on climate change. Led by Rep. Garret Graves, ranking member of the House Climate Committee, Graves’s job will be to develop an “America First” legislative agenda on climate that will be introduced if Republicans regain the lower chamber...