The only consistent answer you will get if you ask people about what it’s like working in Congress is “it depends”. Do you have to wear a suit every day? It depends. Are dogs allowed in the office? It...

I crossed the Memorial Bridge on July 3rd, 2021 with a small U-Haul trailer and an unrivaled excitement. I was trading an old life for one that was unknown. I was more comfortable sitting with tribal ...

We’re excited to announce that TechCongress’ 2026 Congressional Innovation Fellows have been placed in personal offices and committees across the House and Senate. As our 16th cohort, this group of 1...

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Travis Moore was frustrated with how Congress talked about tech. His 13-year quest to do something about it is finally paying off.

Travis Moore was frustrated with how Congress talked about tech. His 13-year quest to do something about it is finally paying off.

Applications will be considered on a rolling basis; all applications submitted before April 21st will be prioritized.

Travis Moore was frustrated with how Congress talked about tech. His 13-year quest to do something about it is finally paying off.

“We’re talking about the first branch of government, and that expertise needs to live in-house,” says founder Travis Moore.

“We’re talking about the first branch of government, and that expertise needs to live in-house,” says founder Travis Moore.

This handbook offers an accessible, easy to use entry point for grappling with the question of how to define AI in a legal context.

On October 21—22, 2025 , TechCongress and S&T Impact Advisory Group convened science and tech policy fellowship (STPF) leaders, National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) seed grantees and partners representing 13 states (AZ, CO, IN, MA, MD,  MI, MO, NC, NJ, PA, VA