Open Data

As part of the Regional Data Agenda with the Regional Data Advisory Committee, MORPC and... [read more]

In 2019, Innovate Memphis launched the quarterly Civic Data Forum to convene local neighborhood data stakeholders and partners, to change the culture of ad-hoc and “one-off” data sharing... [read more]

The purpose of Sunlight Foundation's Community Data Dialogues playbook is to help jump-start community action, providing stories about how open data advocates have co-designed, collaborated, and... [read more]

At the request of the Annie E. Casey Foundation, which funds the KIDS COUNT network, the authors conducted research to explore how these state data efforts couldbring greater benefits... [read more]

On Thursday, March 15, the Sunlight Foundation hosted The State of Open Government, a... [read more]

Cleveland's first annual celebration of civic technology, data, and the doers working to improve the region through civic tech and open data. Data Days: CTL+ALT+CLE was held March 2-4, 2017 and... [read more]

 This event is designed to solicit input from stakeholders from non-profits, religious organizations, city and county government, industry partners, foundations, healthcare providers and academia... [read more]

Community matters as the forum for bringing people together to solve problems. Geography matters because community concerns are tied to a place. Technology matters because it provides a tool to... [read more]

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At Data Driven Detroit we’ve created a new data portal front page that is more aesthetically pleasing, simpler to navigate and more intuitive.  The redesign simplified the site, taking away... [read more]

The White House Domestic Policy Council, in collaboration with the Office of Science and Technology Policy and the Laura and John Arnold Foundation are sponsoring a discussion titled "Technology... [read more]

Monday, December 8, 2014. 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., Rutgers-Camden Multi Purpose Room (Registration: 11:30 - Noon) The... [read more]

This full-day workshop offers hands-on examples of how data and art shape and impact our community’s health. Join us in this exciting conversation where we will have the opportunity to build... [read more]

For the past two years, the NNIP network has explored how our mission of democratizing data intersects with the growing open data movement.  The project encourages more NNIP partners to actively ... [read more]

Oakland Answers 2014, held in coordination with the National Day of Civic Hacking, was a combined writeathon and civic hackathon.  The event invited writers to contribute information to the... [read more]

The Milwaukee Data Initiativein coalition with local developers, the City of Milwaukee, the County of Milwaukee and BucketWorks to tackle local data projects as part of the National Day of Civic... [read more]

As part of the National Day of Civic Hacking, OpenDataSTL organized Build for STL, a weekend-long event which included a hackathon, training sessions, and the launch of the Code for America... [read more]

One of the most important new means for sharing data with the public is our Open Data Site, launched in “beta” form in the spring of 2014.  We have been using the tool to publish existing data in... [read more]

Public Health - Seattle & King County (PHSKC), the NNIP partner organization for the Seattle area, is collaborating with other local open data organizations to make data more accessible and... [read more]

Our continual effort to share information expeditiously has found another portal. We are... [read more]

The Knight Foundation Community News Challenge posed the question: "How might we improve the way citizens and governments interact?" Two NNIP partners responded to the call for ideas. The... [read more]

Peter Tatian, an Urban Insitute staff member and project leader for NeighborhoodInfoDC, and two other NNIP partner... [read more]

Audio to come soon. Presented at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's Reinventing Older Communities Conference with CityCourced and Code for America/Open Plans staff on new ways to encourage... [read more]

The Poverty Center's Neighborhood Stabilization Team Web Application (NST Web App) was selected as a... [read more]

The Piton Foundation is currently working on several projects which has required using new technology to build data systems (Citizen Atlas and StoryBase Project). This has meant hiring new staff... [read more]

Floodlight: See and show your community in a new light Your story matters. Without it, nothing happens. Floodlight is a new, free web-based storytelling project that gives... [read more]

Through a collaborative arrangement with the MacArthur Foundation, the Chicago Community Trust, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP), the City of Chicago, and Cook County, we are... [read more]

From 2014 to 2018, the Civic Tech and Data Collaborative (CTDC) brought together local government officials, civic technologists, and community data organizations across seven communities to... [read more]

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