WEBINAR

The State of Data Access II

September 25 | 1pm CST

In our first webinar, The State of Data Access, we discussed how changes in public data availability impact communities' ability to find timely, reliable information.

Now, we're continuing the conversation— bringing back together national leaders and data experts to share ways to protect information that shapes decisions and to strengthen data access in every community.

 

What You’ll Learn ↓

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Know the Landscape

What's shaping public data access today, where are the gaps, and why does it matter?

Find What Works

How can states, cities, and partners, adapt to changes and work together when data is missing?

Build the Future

What steps can improve data access and help communities get the information they need?

Meet the Speakers

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Denice Ross

Former U.S. Chief Data Scientist

Denice Ross
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Richard Coffin

Chief of Research & Advocacy, USAFacts

Richard Coffin
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Christine Baker-Smith

Director of Research, NLC

Christine Baker-Smith
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Stephen Hardy

CEO, mySidewalk

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Kate Burns

Director of State and Local Innovation, FAS

Watch the first webinar 

Check out the first webinar in our Data Resiliency series to learn more about the current state of data and how to become a data resilient community. 

 

Download the recording
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America's Essential Data

Launched by a coalition of data experts, public policy advocates, and civic organizations, America's Essential Data focuses on vital federal datasets that are critical to support informed decisions.

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