Big Picture Thinking
Code for America at 10; a new civic idea for employers; and more.
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Code for America at 10: Reflections on a Decade of Tech-Driven Engagement
On September 1, 2009, Jennifer Pahlka formally founded Code for America (CFA). Over the ensuing decade, the organization has grown to be the largest non-profit in the United States devoted to improving how government uses technology. CFA currently claims 25,000 members in 85 Brigades across the United States, while internally,...
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Civic Tech in Action: Using AI to Help Build A Radical Health Solution
Civic Hall member Ivelyse Andino had tried everything by the time she met fellow member Jason van Anden. The South Bronx native had tried learning to code, she had tried purchasing a messaging app and building decision trees on top of it, and she had criss-crossed Manhattan going to development...
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Future Investments
The Public Interest Technology University Network goes to work; Democracy and more.
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Distributions of Experiences
Whose deaths (and movements) matter? Big data and ICE; Zuck unbound; and more.
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