
Public and Critical Infrastructure
Editorial Features & Resources
January 2023 Newsletter
The Public and Critical Infrastructure issue explores how public interest technology and the work of PIT-UN members are developing solutions to a wide array of public and critical infrastructure issues, from smart cities to sustainable water purification. In a commentary, Brian Ray, Cleveland State University, details how an interdisciplinary clinic for law and graduate students he piloted in the fall of 2022 provided Oakland, CA with a more transparent approach to app-based mobile parking. And Pete Peterson, Pepperdine University, examines how governments partnering with local universities can help to mitigate the ongoing challenge of filling much-needed tech roles in the public sector. Read on to find more resources, student Q&As, and op-eds from PIT experts and practitioners.
January 2023: PIT-UN Update from Brenda Perea
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January 11, 2023
Best Practices: Community Partnerships in PIT Work
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January 11, 2023
A Public Interest Tech Approach to Smart Cities
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January 11, 2023
The Watchword in State/Local Government Tech in 2023: People
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January 11, 2023
Sewanee DataLab 2022: Purifying Wastewater for Rural Communities
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January 8, 2023
Coding it Forward: Civic Digital Fellowship and Civic Innovation Corps
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January 8, 2023
In Pursuit of Public Interest Careers
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January 3, 2023