Let me start by very simply explaining the problem we’re trying to solve with passkeys. Imagine you’re logging on to a website like this: And, because you want to protect your account from being logged into by someone else who may obtain your username and password, you’ve turned on two-factor authentication (2FA). That means that … Read more
Brown, Goldstein & Levy paralegal and disability rights advocate Kayle Hill presented at the Including Disability Global Summit on April 23 as part of the three-day virtual conference, which serves as a platform for dialogue and collaboration focused on addressing large-scale societal barriers that challenge disabled individuals. Since its inception in 2017, the annual conference … Read more
Why are “culture wars” prominent in some European countries but not in others? In new research, Tadeas Cely finds roots for these divides in historic divergence embedded in religious cultures. The term “culture wars” (Kulturkampf) was famously first used by Otto von Bismarck to describe a struggle for influence with the Catholic Church (1871-1878). At … Read more
I spent many years studying the rich and the poor in my Rich Habits Study and found that there were twelve problems almost everyone has to contend with in life: Health Problems Financial Problems Family Problems Neighbor Problems Home Repair Problems Car Problems Addiction Problems Job Problems Relationship Problems Death or Disability Problems Time Management … Read more
By Eve Hill Last week, the Trump administration took a massive slash at the Department of Education’s staff, cutting nearly 50% of all staff, shuttering 7 out of 12 civil rights offices and gutting the Digital Access Team. The effects of these cuts aren’t limited to those who were fired, or to bureaucratic processes. They … Read more