Fedscoop explains the TechCongress initiative and delves into the eight 2019 Fellows.
WOSU –Podcast: Are Lawmakers Tech Savvy Enough To Conduct Their Antitrust Investigation?
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Washington Monthly - How Congress Got Dumb on Tech—and How It Can Get Smart
The Washington Monthly reports on the lack of tech expertise in Congress and how TechCongress helps tackle this issue.
Meet the Fellows 2019: Leisel Bogan
Meet the Fellows 2019: Eric Mill
Meet the Fellows 2019: Frank Reyes
Meet the Fellows 2019: Aaron Barruga
Meet the Fellows 2019: Emily Paul
Meet the Fellows 2019: Nate Wilkins
Meet the Fellows 2019: Maggi Molina
TechCongress offers an amazing opportunity to work in civic tech and move the needle – a ragtag group of technologists embedded in Congress to help inform tech policy and impart a digital mindset. In return, we get to see the inner workings of the first branch of government and contribute to the greater good.
Meet the Fellows 2019: Allison Hutchings
2018 Fellow Reflections: Bukky Adebayo
2018 Fellow Reflections: James Gimbi
Now recruiting: 2019 Congressional Innovation Scholars
Highlights from our 2019 Fellowship Launch
FedScoop - GAO creates new team to ‘enhance and expand’ science and technology work.
FedScoop writes an article on how TechCongress is galvanizing tech expertise in the halls of the Hill.
Listen here: the 2019 Congressional Innovation Scholars program
Yahoo Finance- These people are trying to make Congress smarter about tech policy.
Yahoo writes about the need to bring tech experts to the Hill after the emblematic hearing of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
