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GeoTech Cues

Nov 7, 2023

Digital discrimination: Addressing ageism in design and use of new and emerging technologies

By Lloyd Whitman, Kiran S. Jivnani

This article originally appeared in the 2023 edition of AARP’s The Journal. To attract, retain, and support a more diverse workforce, companies will need to be deliberate and equitable in creating inclusive working conditions and lifelong learning opportunities to maintain digital literacy. Digital technology is becoming increasingly integrated into everyday life, but aging populations have […]

Digital Policy
Technology & Innovation

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Sep 14, 2022

Detecting disruption in closed systems

By Natalie Barrett, David Bray, Mary Versa Clemens-Sewall, Kiran Jivnani, Anthony Scriffignano

This paper utilizes commercial data aggregation and data analytics to evaluate whether commercial data sets can be used to better understand the resiliency of closed military communities or other closed ecosystems of high value and importance.

Energy & Environment
Security & Defense

GeoTech Cues

Oct 1, 2021

Building smarter military bases for climate resilient communities

By Kiran S. Jivnani, Inkoo Kang

To properly cope with climate-related dangers, the military must be able to future-proof its installations to defend themselves against twenty-first-century threats, specifically by capitalizing on the use of smart technologies.

Climate Change & Climate Action
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Kiran S. Jivnani was an assistant director with the GeoTech Center, where she contributed to projects at the intersection of geopolitics, climate, health, and agriculture. Prior to joining the Atlantic Council, she worked for the United Nations Academic Impact and MCN Millennium Fellowship in Boston and for former Member of the European Parliament Miriam Dalli at the European Parliament in Brussels.

Jivnani holds a bachelor’s degree from Northeastern University in Boston, where she studied criminal justice, international affairs, and law and public policy.