ACS Washington, DC: Transatlantic Reflections on the Power of Technology for Inclusion

Join the German Marshall Fund and the Washington, DC Lawyer Chapter of the American Constitution Society for a coffee conversation with experts on the impact of technology -- in either building or eroding diversity, inclusion and civil rights -- in the Transatlantic partner nations.

We will seek to arrive at a consensus-based summary of recommendations to improve the impact of technology on civil rights and human rights. We will explore such questions as:

• Is technology, such as social media, strengthening or undermining our work as Trans-Atlantic leaders in advancing democracy and inclusion?
• Is our technology ecosystem fully accessible yet to a range of populations, such as people with disability?
• What role will artificial intelligence play in expanding or in eroding civil rights?
• How do we best ensure that technology is utilized in support of the Transatlantic business case for diversity and inclusion?

Featuring:

Gary C. Norman, Esq. L.L.M., 2008 Alumnus, Marshall Memorial Fellowship

Debra V. Hamilton, Esq., Hamilton Law and Mediation, PLLC

For accommodations and/or for reservations, please RSVP to LJBerg@gmfus.org.