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Founded in 1999, the first-of-its-kind clinical program based at the Berkman Klein Center celebrates two decades of perpetual adaptation

Exploring AI principles from the macro- and micro-levels

Assembly discussion explores new ways to mitigate challenges of disinformation

2020 cohort convenes to launch new projects

A study of Botometer's diagnostic ability over time

A Letter from Health Researchers and BKC’s Urs Gasser

Takeaways from a special discussion with the Global Network of Internet & Society Centers (NoC)

BKC co-director Terry Fisher put together a must-read collection of resources for transitioning to online teaching, based on his experience teaching CopyrightX and other online…

Kathy Pham discusses the shift from in-person to Zoom

So you’re interested in the Berkman Klein Center’s internship program, but aren’t sure what to expect?

Kendra Albert shares their Cyberlaw Clinic story

We are thrilled to announce the 2020 Assembly Fellows cohort for the Assembly: Disinformation program at the Berkman Klein Center. The Assembly program gathers small…

Discussing Facebook’s Oversight Board

We asked members of Berkman Klein’s Misinformation Working Group their thoughts about misinformation and the virus.

Zenzele Best, Program Coordinator for Assembly: Disinformation, offers an inside look at the Assembly Student Fellowship.

Engage with the Berkman Klein community at ACM FAT* 2020!

Lead author Jessica Fjeld discusses new paper "Principled Artificial Intelligence: Mapping Consensus in Ethical and Rights-based Approaches to Principles for AI"

As 2019 comes to a close, BKC is rounding up some of the exciting things that happened around the Center this year!

Christopher Bavitz and Adam Holland joined an EU meeting to discuss the importance of data transparency in takedown regimes and key learnings from the Lumen Database. 

The Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University is now accepting fellowship applications for the 2020-2021 academic year through our annual open call.