Inclusive Innovation
Fostering demographic and geographic diversity in the U.S. innovation ecosystem
Harnessing the innovative potential of all Americans is critical for U.S. economic and technological competitiveness. While the U.S. has enjoyed decades of leadership in technology and innovation, the fruits of that activity are not shared evenly. Many Americans face significant obstacles which prevent them from participating in the innovation economy. If the U.S. is to compete globally, it must ensure all its citizens have a shared stake in the innovation ecosystem.
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CHIPS, Childcare, and National Security
Blog Post by Sujai Shivakumar and Charles Wessner — March 1, 2023
Inclusive Innovation: Challenges and Paths Forward
Event by Sujai Shivakumar , Tom Guevara , and Andrei Iancu — December 6, 2022
Spurring Regional and Inclusive Innovation: A Discussion with EDA Asst. Sec. Alejandra Castillo
Event by Tom Guevara and Alejandra Y. Castillo — November 18, 2022
CHIPS+ and Its Consequences for Regional Innovation
Blog Post by Gregory Arcuri — October 31, 2022
Addressing the Gender Imbalance in Venture Capital and Entrepreneurship
Commentary by Alexander Kersten and Gabrielle Athanasia — October 20, 2022
Renew SBIR, Just Defend the Recipients against China
Report by Charles Wessner and Sujai Shivakumar — September 14, 2022
Old Is New: Making Innovation Work for Everyone
Commentary by Tom Guevara — September 7, 2022
Sustaining Israel's Innovation Economy
Blog Post — June 23, 2022
To Get More Women and Minority Inventors, We Need Data
Commentary by Andrei Iancu and Michelle K. Lee — June 22, 2022
Event Recap: Building Skills for National Security and Competitiveness: Best Practice from Indiana
Blog Post — June 8, 2022