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A new report and video detail the unique New Jersey restorative-narrative collaboration, the first of its kind in the country.

This year’s Color of Surveillance conference underscored how low-income folks have never enjoyed the right to privacy the elite have demanded for themselves.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s decision to ban political ads from the platform lit up Twitter with praise. But this issue isn’t as straightforward as many believe.

Last fall, the Change the Terms coalition began urging tech companies to crack down on hate. Here’s how the platforms have responded — and what needs to happen next.

On Nov. 13, the Supreme Court will hear an appeal from Comcast that would make it harder for victims of discrimination to take legal action.

Local journalism has withered away in Colorado. Free Press and the Colorado Media Project co-hosted a gathering in Longmont on ways to chart a path forward.

Weeks after refusing to meet with civil-rights leaders, Mark Zuckerberg delivered a speech at Georgetown University to justify his refusal to crack down on hate.

The company’s promises to do better typically amount to little in practice.

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai never met a broadcast merger he didn’t like. But a court was not amused with his decision to overturn longtime ownership rules.

A report alleges that two firms working on behalf of a cable-industry group submitted millions of fraudulent comments in favor of the FCC’s Net Neutrality repeal.