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PuLSE Institute names 2026 civil rights leadership dinner honorees
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The PuLSE Institute has announced six honorees for its 2026 Civil Rights Leadership Dinner, set for July 29 at the Detroit Athletic Club. The event will recognize leaders in business, civil rights, entrepreneurship, community activism and…
Internet Society Foundation opens global call for cybersecurity grants
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The Internet Society Foundation opened applications June 23 for the Common Good Cyber Fund, which will award at least $3.5 million in two-year grants to nonprofit groups that protect civil society and strengthen Internet cybersecurity.
Internet Society Foundation opens global call for cybersecurity grants
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The Internet Society Foundation opened applications June 23 for the Common Good Cyber Fund, a multiyear effort to back nonprofits that protect civil society and strengthen core Internet cybersecurity infrastructure.
Inland Southern California civil rights institute expands its role in Riverside
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The Civil Rights Institute of Inland Southern California says it has grown from a local history project into a civic hub with exhibits, workshops, a diversity center and a regional digital archive.
CEU honors Polish activist Klementyna Suchanow with Open Society Prize
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Central European University awarded its 2026 Open Society Prize to Polish author and democracy activist Klementyna Suchanow at its graduation ceremony in Vienna on June 19. The prize recognizes her role in Poland’s pro-democracy movement, her…
ASCE featured in USA TODAY America250 documentary series
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The American Society of Civil Engineers appears in USA TODAY’s America250 documentary series, which highlights organizations that have shaped the nation ahead of the United States’ 250th anniversary.
Invisible University for Ukraine brings scholars to Budapest and Lviv for summer school on Ukraine's future
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The Invisible University for Ukraine will hold its fifth annual Summer School in Budapest and Lviv from July 1-12, gathering 60 students and scholars to examine democracy, reconstruction, memory, and EU integration.
Faith leaders and AI firms meet in Paris to shape AI ethics
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Faith leaders, tech companies and policymakers met in Paris for the second regional roundtable of the Faith-AI Covenant, a global effort to guide AI development around human dignity, trust and resilience.
American tech and Hollywood push AI trust message in Brussels
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American technology executives, filmmakers and European policymakers met in Brussels on June 24 to argue that AI progress depends on trust, stronger governance and transatlantic cooperation.
Yvan Chouinard unveils political thriller Libertyland
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Author and filmmaker Yvan Chouinard has released Libertyland, a new political novel set in a wealthy, tightly controlled country that trades freedom for security.
Jan Peter Balkenende urges human-centered AI rules
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Former Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende told the RegulatingAI Podcast that governments, businesses and international institutions should put human well-being at the center of AI governance.
QABA deepens Morocco outreach with conference and site visits
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The Qualified Applied Behavior Analysis Credentialing Board held a conference and a series of meetings in Morocco to expand access to accredited ABA training and services.
ERAI Fellowship expands to two new AI governance cohorts
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The ERAI Fellowship says it has graduated its inaugural class and is launching two new June cohorts focused on AI governance for mid-career professionals.
Strasbourg rally presses Europe to enforce Turkey court rulings
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More than 5,000 activists, lawmakers and rights supporters gathered in Strasbourg on June 25 to urge the Council of Europe to make Turkey comply with binding European Court of Human Rights judgments.
£90 million Isle of Man court case faces scrutiny before MONEYVAL visit
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Expose News says a long-running Douglas redevelopment dispute involving Lambert Smith Hampton, two Isle of Man government departments and a £90 million claim is moving through the courts just weeks before the island’s MONEYVAL inspection.
Ban Ki-moon hosts UN chief candidate dialogue at Jeju Forum
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Ban Ki-moon opened a high-level session at the 21st Jeju Forum in South Korea on June 25, 2026, bringing six candidates for the next UN secretary-general together in public for the first time.
AHJC forum pushes Congress to scrutinize transnational terror networks
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The American Hindu Jewish Congress brought lawmakers and national security voices to Capitol Hill to focus on transnational terror networks, foreign influence, and financing gaps in U.S. institutions.
CEU joins Vienna center on digital humanism
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Central European University is joining three Vienna universities to launch the Center for Digital Humanism Vienna, a new hub focused on aligning technology with democratic values and human well-being.
Fred A. Winn releases prison memoir on justice, humanity and faith
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Fred A. Winn has released For the Least of These, a collection of reflections from his years as a law librarian inside California’s Soledad State Prison.
COP31 climate chief sets implementation-focused vision at London Climate Action Week
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COP31 Climate High-Level Champion Samed Ağırbaş used the opening of London Climate Action Week in London to lay out a people-centered agenda for Antalya and beyond.
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