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Public Interest Tech

Explore 28 projects in the Public Interest Tech category of the Civic Tech Field Guide.

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Public Interest Tech Webring

The Public Interest Tech Webring is a collection of blogs dedicated to civic tech, public interest tech, government tech policy, and similar topics.

PiTech Runway Postdoc

12-24 month startup accelerator at Cornell Tech

Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA

Public Interest Technology, MS at Arizona State University

Do you have a passion for ensuring technology and innovation benefit society? Join this unique program and become a leader in examining and using technology for social good, whether in the public or private sector or in nonprofit organizations.

Arizona State University
2023

Public Interest Tech Fund

The Fund is a shared space for philanthropists to leverage one anotherโ€™s expertise, incubate investment strategies to advance visionary concepts, and catalyze big ideas that can transform the use of technology to serve the public interest.

USA

Public Interest Technology Summit

The Public Interest Technology Summit is the evolution of the Alumni Digital Summit hosted last October in collaboration with Alumni Relations.

Harvard Kennedy School, John F. Kennedy Street, Cambridge, MA, USA

Building the Field of Public Interest Technology article

Higher education must give the next generation of technology and policy leaders the interdisciplinary training they need to succeed, write Anne-Marie Slaughter, Darren Walker and Larry Kramer.

USA
Quality education

AI Collaborative

Advancing AI in the public interest.

1991 Broadway Street, Suite 200, Redwood City, California 94063
2023

NYU Public Interest Technology Institute

A 2-week virtual conference for early and mid-career faculty who seek to accelerate their work in public interest technology

New York University

PITcases.org

PITcases.org is a university platform to help students and faculty find the best ways to make a positive difference in their communities. The website gives detailed information about projects that have come out of PIT classes, as well as reading lists for those interested in teaching such courses.

Washington, DC