
tech policy strategist. former @NTIAgov @servicenow @element_ai, @MIT_IPRI & @ICANN. schooled @MIT - also @Wellesley & @lyceeinter alum. talk nerdy to me.
Washington, DC
Joined February 2011
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Grace Abuhamad retweeted
This is nerdy, even for @NTIAgov, but I can’t say how thrilled we are to kick off the federal government’s efforts to adopt greater Internet routing security.
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The National Cybersecurity Strategy called on federal agencies to bolster their routing security measures. With leadership from @DepSecGraves, @CommerceGov has answered that call through Route Origin Authorizations (ROAs).
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Grace Abuhamad retweeted
Great discussion on the importance of thinking through the challenges of #AI & #Cybersecurity #SOTN @SeedAIOrg @austincarson @Gabuhamad – at Washington, DC
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From Broadband to emergency response at the Super Bowl, @NTIAgov really does it all 🏈 – at Washington, DC
Ahead of #SuperBowl Sunday, @FirstNetGov works tirelessly to ensure that first responders can communicate across Allegiant Stadium without a hitch. Learn how they prepare below 👇
ntia.gov/blog/2024/super-siz…
Grace Abuhamad retweeted
AI can bring enormous benefits, but only with responsible innovation will we unleash its full potential. @POTUS Executive Order will bring the full weight of the federal government to bear on promoting responsible AI.
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Grace Abuhamad retweeted
Yesterday at the White House, @POTUS announced the largest-ever investment to close the digital divide and committed to connect every American to high-speed internet by 2030.
It’s a bold goal — and we’re going to get the job done.
Leave it to my younger brother @GeorgeAbuhamad to design a machine that is about the size of a toaster, works like a washing machine, and is actually a space cooking appliance. fastcompany.com/90913559/zer…
Grace Abuhamad retweeted
Replying to @DavidsonNTIA @POTUS
#InternetForAll would not be possible without the support of @POTUS. From @MitchLandrieu46 and @SecRaimondo to everyone at @NTIAgov, we have an incredible team devoted to this historic mission.
Grace Abuhamad retweeted
Big news: We’re investing $42 billion to bring affordable, high-speed internet to every American.
It’s the largest-ever investment to close the digital divide — and it’s all thanks to @POTUS’ Investing in America Agenda.
Grace Abuhamad retweeted
A milestone moment for the nearly 8.5M homes & small businesses across 🇺🇸 who lack Internet access!
Every state and territory in America now know how much 💰 they’ll need to connect everyone to affordable, reliable, high-speed #InternetForAll.
📖More⬇️
internetforall.gov/news-medi…
Grace Abuhamad retweeted
ICYMI: We received >1,400 comments from a diverse cross-section of stakeholders on AI policy! Head here to read the news and the detailed comments: ntia.gov/press-release/2023/…
Wonderful to see @pahlkadot inspiring public servants at the @publicservice
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This week, we welcome the ICANN community to Washington DC.
The global Internet functions seamlessly because of the coordination that happens at ICANN. This success is a testament to the multistakeholder system of Internet governance.
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Bucket list moment unlocked at #ICANN77. Thank you @SDCrocker for indulging me in my long-awaited bobble head photo, and for inspiring the next generation of Internet leaders @Ltpietrzak and Quentin!
Grace Abuhamad retweeted
Team @NTIAgov is excited to be at @ICANN’s Policy Forum in Washington, DC where Chief of Staff @Gabuhamad is speaking to the North American At-large Advisory Committee about stakeholder engagement and #InternetForAll
Grace Abuhamad retweeted
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provides $65 billion for a simple and ambitious mission: Connect everyone in America to affordable, reliable, high-speed Internet service.
When we say #InternetForAll, we mean all
Sharing best practices for global Internet connectivity and governance at #NASIG today. Thank you to @AmericanU for hosting.
75 years today. Almost half a million Palestinian refugees ended up in Lebanon over the years. Still no solution in the region.
Today marks the 75th anniversary of Nakba Day.
No matter how many years pass, recognizing and honoring the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their homeland should remain central to the discussion of the future in Israel and Palestine. #Nakba75
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