Commentary - America's Future

By Fady Zaki • Feb 22,2013

‘Innocence of Islam’ Incident Proves Governments Can’t Control Speech

It seemed like a familiar plot, someone publishes what they deem artistic, albeit offensive to Islam, Muslims get enraged, protests spread, so-called artists and their families go into hiding, embassies...

By Peter Redpath • Feb 21,2013

How I Should Have Started This Series, but Intentionally Didn’t

In my first post, I wrote about the term “networking” and about what a dirty connotation it has, but I never got into the definition of “networking” since I wanted...

By Elisha Maldonado • Feb 21,2013

Turkey Applies To The Dictators’ Club

On the one hand, there is the European Union, a band of democratic nations with standards on human rights practices, democracy and market economies. On the other, there is the...

By Jameson Taylor • Feb 20,2013 Policy

Should You Be a Policy Generalist or Specialist?

If you are wrestling over whether to specialize in any one field, as opposed to being a policy generalist, chances are you have already answered this question for yourself and...

By Peter Ildefonso • Feb 19,2013

Sharpening the Digital Saw: Wi-Fi and LAN

For the modern generation of young professionals, sometimes referred to by veteran Technology experts as “digital natives,” the internet seems like such an obvious first step for getting work done....

By Richard Lorenc • Feb 18,2013

AF – Atlanta Hosted Successful School Choice Event

On January 29th, the Atlanta chapter of America’s Future Foundation hosted a discussion panel on school choice as a part of National School Choice Week. The panel consisted of Kelly...