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Where to find team USDR at the Code for America Summit
By Ginger Zielinskie (Center for Civic Futures & Yale SCALE Lab), Sarah Esty (Aspen Institute Financial Security Program), Eric Giannella (Georgetown University Better Government Lab), Anthony Lollo (Yale SCALE Lab), Maria Reyes-Gaskin (U.S. Digital Response)
U.S. Digital Response (USDR) hosted a webinar panel examining small communities' obstacles in accessing federal grants and also shared recommendations from USDR’s report, “No Front Door: Barriers to Access for Small Communities Seeking Federal Grants.”
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Through USDR’s talent focus, hiring government agencies will receive resources to help establish best practices and toolkits in order to attract and retain digital talent and job-seeking technical talent will gain insight into rewarding public sector technology careers
U.S. Digital Response (USDR) is thrilled to attend the Grace Hopper Conference (GHC) this year.
John Bailey, a government and technology expert, joins Avni Shah, Janette Fong, and Jennifer Pahlka on USDR’s board of directors
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Grants to US communities have increased 93 percent from 2008–2020, with the Federal government investing billions each year in infrastructure, healthcare, and education projects directly in local communities.
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USDR’s Governments Team Lead gives advice on how to transition your career from the private tech sector to government
