To Craft Public Policy for a Better Internet
NYU's Center on Technology Policy seeks to craft public policy for a better internet. Utilizing an interdisciplinary academic framework, CTP works to identify knowledge gaps and develop actionable policy frameworks that will enable us to realize the potential benefits of technology while minimizing its harms. By working closely with students and expanding the University’s offerings in technology policy analysis, we seek to cultivate and train the field’s future practitioners.
Meet the team.
Current and former fellows:
Current and Former Funders:
The Center on Technology Policy is committed to diversified financial support, including from individuals, foundations, and the private sector. We rely on this support to fulfill our mission of crafting public policy for a better internet. The substance of the Center’s work is independent from its funders, and we work with NYU’s Office of Ethics and Compliance to ensure funding does not compromise our mission. We do not accept financial support that is tied to promised policy positions, statements, or advocacy. All donors are disclosed on the Center’s website bi-annually. For more information on NYU’s policies on financial conflicts of interests, click here.
NYU Center on Technology Policy
Public policy for a better internet.
We bring research, policy expertise, and the next generation of practitioners together to address technology’s most consequential challenges.
Our mission
Turning evidence into actionable policy.
NYU’s Center on Technology Policy seeks to craft public policy for a better internet. Utilizing an interdisciplinary academic framework, CTP works to identify knowledge gaps and develop actionable policy frameworks that will enable us to realize the potential benefits of technology while minimizing its harms. By working closely with students and expanding the University’s offerings in technology policy analysis, we seek to cultivate and train the field’s future practitioners.
Research
Identify critical knowledge gaps and bring evidence to fast-moving debates.
Policy
Develop practical frameworks that public leaders can use and implement.
Training
Prepare students and emerging practitioners to shape technology policy.
Our people
Meet the team.
Researchers and policy experts working across the issues that shape technology and society.
Current and former fellows
Support
Current and former funders.
Our work is supported by a diversified group of foundations and private-sector organizations. Funding does not determine our research or policy positions.
Independence
Ethics statement.
The Center on Technology Policy is committed to diversified financial support, including from individuals, foundations, and the private sector. We rely on this support to fulfill our mission of crafting public policy for a better internet. The substance of the Center’s work is independent from its funders, and we work with NYU’s Office of Ethics and Compliance to ensure funding does not compromise our mission. We do not accept financial support that is tied to promised policy positions, statements, or advocacy. All donors are disclosed on the Center’s website bi-annually. For more information, read NYU’s policy on financial conflicts of interest and commitment.