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The Congressional Internet Caucus Academy works with the Congressional Internet Caucus to educate Congress and the public about important Internet-related policy issues. With funding and logistical support from the Internet Education Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, the CICA hosts fair and balanced educational forums designed to assure informed decision-making by policymakers.
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Today, Representatives Anna G. Eshoo (CA-18) and Michael McCaul (TX-10) appointed Representatives Jennifer Wexton (VA-10) and Young Kim (CA-39) as new bipartisan leaders of the Congressional App Challenge (CAC). As the House’s official STEM competition, the Congressional App Challenge inspires stu...
Congressional App Challenge
We've launched! Learn about the “Congressional App Challenge”, a competition designed to engage student’s creativity and encourage their participation in STEM education fields.
We're in the home stretch for The Congressional App Challenge.
Every year we challenge students in DeKalb County School District, Gwinnett County Public Schools, Rockdale County Public Schools and Newton County Schools to create and submit their original apps for a chance to win the Congressional App Challenge (CAC).
Each year we publicly recognize our winning teams and each winning app may be put on display in the U.S. Capitol Building for one year.
Additional prizes are available. The Congressional Internet Caucus initiates the annual CAC.
If you have any questions surrounding the App Challenge visit https://www.congressionalappchallenge.us/students/student-registration/ or call 770-987-2291.
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Thorough and thoughtful advice for the last month of the App Challenge from our Alumni Advisory Board Primary Liaison, Albert Hao. It's not too late to Code for Congress!
The Internet Law and Policy Foundry's Diversity and Inclusion Event Series: Understanding Algorithmic Discrimination.
Speakers, bios, and registration: https://eventbrite.com/e/118811980833/
Please join the Internet Law and Policy Foundry for a panel discussion on how algorithms can perpetuate historical biases in areas such as housing, employment, and credit and how policymakers and internet platforms can tackle these issues.
FB event: https://www.facebook.com/events/250787182681114
The Congressional App Challenge's Back to School webinar series is free to attend and open to students, parents, educators, and Congressional App Challenge stakeholders.
Join Apple Education to learn about the fast-growing app economy and the tools and techniques that produce great apps.
You’ll hear about Swift, an intuitive and open source programming language that’s easy to learn, yet powerful enough to make the some of the most popular apps on the App Store.
And, you’ll learn about free resources from Apple to help you use Swift, Xcode, and the app design process that professional developers use to make apps for iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS and beyond.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/congressional-app-challenge-webinar-building-great-apps-with-apple-tickets-115519063629?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_cid=9d0c2a83f1&mc_eid=3672dda1fd
Internet Law and Policy Foundry Newsletter ! July 2020
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Code at Home -
These are extraordinary times. Roughly 90% of Americans have been ordered to “stay at home” in order to mitigate the risk of continuing to spread the COVID-19 virus. As of April 1st, 38 states, Washington DC, and Puerto Rico have issued stay-at-home orders. In total, about 297 million people are...
California App Challengers! Interested in getting a head start on this year's Congressional App Challenge? Our team will be on hand for MenloHacks V in Atherton on March 14-15th. The deadline to sign up has just been extended to March 5th. Register at http://MenloHacks.com!
Faces and Fingers: Authentication
One of the most shocking outcomes of the pre-digital law versus post-digital world is the currently unconfirmed holding that although law enforcement may not compel the production of a password to unlock a mobile device, a finger, and likely a face, is fair game. You may be forced to “look” at y...
Get ready for .
The entire CAC team is so excited to welcome all of our award-winning engineers to the annual . This annual event brings together student engineers from 190 congressional districts and 44 states, Members of Congress, and industry professionals alike to celebrate STEM Education.
Due to overwhelming demand, this year’s App Demos will be split into three separate sessions. Each student will get a chance to showcase their winning app and show the STEM community all their hard work.
This festival for computer science wouldn’t be complete without our amazing student line-up! Join us for the and get to know our future leaders in STEM!
Congresswoman Anna Eshoo
Congratulations to the winner of the 2019 Congressional App Challenge for California's 18th Congressional District, Sidney Hough! Her app, Uproot, prevents heavy crop losses by identifying invasive plants. Using machine learning and artificial intelligence, Uproot analyzes photos of plants in real-time to detect growth that is harmful to crops. Bravo to Sidney as well as the 16 Challenge participants for pursuing innovative technology to create meaningful change.
Learn more about Sidney's app here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOUIHcfVg84
The dynamic developing duo is at it again! In 2016, 14-year-old Lucas Armand of Malvern, Pennsylvania and 14-year-old Shrey Pandya of Exton, Pennsylvania wowed STEM Challenge judges with their science-themed game, Outbreak: Cellular Warfare, winning them the Nat Geo Explore Middle School Playable Ga...
Our anti-slapp briefing two years ago didn't have a dance routine like John Oliver's show. We couldn't get Eric Goldman to put on the sequin blazer. https://www.netcaucus.org/event/anti-slapp/
The current state of Anti-SLAPP legislation and judgements.
The Congressional App Challenge
One month left to submit your apps for the Congressional App Challenge! Keep coding, you got this.
The 2019 Congressional App Challenge Launches Today! -
The annual Congressional App Challenge (CAC) launches today. The CAC is a Congressional initiative to encourage student engagement in STEM and, more specifically, computer science. Middle and high school students from across America are invited to participate. Registration is now open for students,....
It's on!
The 2019 Congressional App Challenge has officially launched! You can join the coding challenge by registering here: https://www.congressionalappchallenge.us/students/student-registration/
Today the U.S. House Of Representatives announced the district winners of The Congressional App Challenges. Such an important initiative. Each Member has posted their student winner. Here's the full announcement. https://www.congressionalappchallenge.us/winners-2018-announcement/
Hoyer Announces Winners of the Fifth Annual Fifth District Congressional App Challenge | Congressman Steny Hoyer
Tue, Nov 27, 2018 / Education WASHINGTON, DC - Today, Congressman Steny H. Hoyer (MD-05) announced the winners of the Fifth Annual Congressional App Challenge for the Fifth District. Destini Brown of Gwynn Park High School won first place this year with her app, “How Are You Feeling?” Her app is...
The Congressional App Challenge
Thank you Southwest Airlines for being the official airline to sponsor our 2018 CAC winners for !
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The Congressional App Challenge
Congratulations!!!!!! Rep Bob Goodlatte and Congresswoman Anna Eshoo
appoint Congressman French Hill and Congresswoman Suzan DelBene lead the 2018 Congressional App Challenge!
The Congressional App Challenge
We are thrilled to announce that Society for Science & the Public has awarded us their Action Grant.
Each spring and fall, The Society awards the STEM Action Grant to organizations that are working to advocate for STEM, promote STEM learning, and encourage participation in STEM fields among underrepresented populations.
We are incredibly thankful for this honor and proud to stand alongside the other amazing awardees devoted to empowering the future of STEM.
Read the full article here!
Join us next Friday 6/29 in Rayburn room 2237 as we host an expert panel to discuss the momentous decision-- RSVP Here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/carpenter-how-scotus-defines-constitutional-privacy-in-the-digital-age-tickets-46883379450#SCOTUSTech
Moments ago the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) issued its ruling in cellphone privacy case, Carpenter v. U.S. Join us for a popup briefing next Friday as a panel of Academy experts parses the Court's decision and what it means for the future of privacy. The Carpenter case may potentially transform our under...
Antitrust
We'll be livestreaming briefing on Antitrust & The Internet today at @ 12 in Rayburn on FacebookLive https://www.facebook.com/pg/cicac/videos/
We'll be livestreaming remarks by Bob Goodlatte Congresswoman Anna Eshoo from at https://www.facebook.com/cicac/videos/
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The diversity numbers for the The Congressional App Challenge are impressive, besting Silicon Valley best.
The Congressional App Challenge inspires record number of African-American students for the 2017 Challenge.
Read our blog post here: http://www.congressionalappchallenge.us/blog-aa-students-2017/
ICYMI: GDPR Briefing is up on our Youtube! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6GoII4lfT0
Creative Commons Licensed Photos from the event: https://www.flickr.com/photos/internet-education-foundation/sets/72157692547388981
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What is Section 702 of FISA? How are American citizens affected by surveillance of foreign targets? Watch Michelle Richardson discuss the process that Section 702 has established, and how it could affect you. This clip is from our panel discussion on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Visit our page to watch more discussions of internet policy.
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