By Cameron Hickey At the National Conference on Citizenship, we have tracked America's civic health for the last 20 years — and today, understanding civic health means understanding the impact artificial intelligence has on civic engagement. This election season, we focused this research on two questions....
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The Independent Census Scientific Advisory Committee, or I-CSAC, held its first meeting on September 18, 2025, marking a pivotal moment for data integrity, scientific rigor, and civic health. The committee's reformation comes after the U.S. Commerce Department eliminated the Census Scientific Advisory Committee last winter....
