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Now on Demand: Archaeology for Remembrance: Aligning CRM Practice with Restorative Justice and Community-Led Memory Work
If you missed yesterday’s webinar on archaeology for remembrance, it is now available on demand! Drawing from applied case studies in African Diaspora archaeology and Restorative Justice archaeology practice, this session reframes archaeology as not only a...
Your Congress in Action: May 18, 2026
"Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." King Henry IV (Henry IV, Part II, W. Shakespeare, c. 1599) Also Nick Fury (Spider-Man: Far From Home, S. Lee et al, 2019) As Washington’s congressional leaders are learning this spring, being in charge means lots of stress...
Executive Order on Federal Contracting
Arguing that the federal procurement process has long "tolerated unpredictable costs, bloated overhead, and weak performance incentives," President Trump issued an Executive Order late last month making fixed-price or performance-based contracting the default for...