Emergency Broadband Benefit Program (FCC)
“We need to use all available tools to get 100% of us connected in this country and this program is an essential part of making that happen.” (Acting Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel)
Neuroscience Cafe: Covid Questions
As of yesterday, April 11th, 2021, 35% of people in the United States have received at least 1 dose of the Covid-19 vaccine (Our World in Data); more than 2 million shots of the vaccine have been administered in Alabama alone. And mandates, such as the mask mandate, are relaxing in the state, leaving the…
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Reseña. Ilia Galán Díez, Homo o cyborg politicus: nueva e-política (A. E. Castillo Patton)
“Ninguna duda cabe de que en la actualidad se respiran aires de aroma desconocido en el umbral de la Cuarta Revolución Industrial.” (A. E. Castillo Patton)
28 April 2021: Tech and Communications Diversity Opportunity Symposium and Virtual Fair (FCC Online)
“The Federal Communications Commission is having a virtual live Tech and Communications Diversity Opportunity Symposium and Virtual Fair sponsored by the FCC Media Bureau, the Advisory Committee on Diversity and Digital Empowerment/Digital Empowerment and Inclusion Working Group and Internet Association on April 28, 2021 from 12 noon – 6:45 pm (EDT).”
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RESEÑA. J. Riechmann, Moderar Extremistán (María Eugenia R. Palop)
“Hace demasiado tiempo que vivimos en un mundo lleno, en una distopía enloquecida, frenética y voraz, que posiblemente no estemos ya en condiciones de controlar.” (María Palop)
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19 April 2021: The exhibit “Women of the Montgomery Bus Boycott” comes to Homewood Library
“‘Women of the Montgomery Bus Boycott’ will utilize oral history interviews, digitized archival material and court documents to tell the heroic stories of Jo Ann Robinson, Aurelia Browder, Claudette Colvin, Mary Louise Smith and Lucille Times. Important grassroots political organizations such as the Women’s Political Council will also be highlighted through the exhibit.” (Troy University)