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A practical guide for state SNAP leaders facing new error rate requirements
USDR's health check service can help election offices improve their websites, making improvements that serve voters better
A letter from Tina J. Walha, CEO of U.S. Digital Response
CMS and USDR created reusable templates and automated tools to help government agencies quickly and responsibly release open-source software, enabling faster collaboration with public
Election offices juggle countless deadlines across federal, state, and local elections — from ballot mailing timelines to election worker training, voter outreach plans, and much more.
For government program leads, finding the right grant opportunities and building strong partnerships with peer organizations and jurisdictions is critical to securing federal funding, but it can be a major challenge.
Tammy Mank Wincup, a technology and government leader, joins John Bailey, Avni Shah, Janette Fong, and Jennifer Pahlka on USDR’s board of directors
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania partnered with USDR to help establish best practices for building its brand new digital team, the Commonwealth Office of Digital Experience (CODE PA).
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As U.S. Digital Response commemorates its four-year milestone, we find ourselves not only celebrating the substantial strides made in modernizing government services through technology but also marking the one-year anniversary of Hillary Hartley’s leadership as CEO. Here, Hillary shares her reflections as we look towards the horizon.
Orange County partnered with USDR to replace outdated election systems with user-friendly tools, streamlining logistics and improving communications across 40 voting precincts serving 110,000 voters.
U.S. Digital Response (USDR) is launching a call for government partners for our talent focus area.