George Mason University Foundation

A grant to the National Security Institute at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School will support a wide array of education and capacity-building efforts, including a Technologist Fellowship to expose technical experts to policy issues, a Tech Bootcamp for Lawyers & Policymakers, and a Judicial Training Seminar focused on national security and technology. The grant will also support the institute’s growing Cyber and Emerging Technology research program.

A grant to the National Security Institute at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School will support a wide array of education and capacity-building efforts, including a Technologist Fellowship to expose technical experts to policy issues, Media Engagement series to build the cybersecurity knowledge of journalists, Tech Bootcamp for Lawyers & Policymakers, and Judicial Training Seminar focused on national security and technology. The grant will also support NSI’s growing Cyber and Emerging Technology research program.

A grant to the National Security Institute at George Mason University’s Antonin Scalia Law School will support a fellowship program for a diverse group of technologists who are interested in actively engaging in national security and cyber policymaking, but who lack the policy knowledge and skill set to do so effectively. It will also support a media engagement and education program to bring together technologists, national security and cyber experts, and media representatives to increase tech literacy among those reporting on technology, cyber, and national security policy.