The Center for Digital Government (CDG) in July 2022 conducted a national survey of 141 leaders from mid-sized counties and cities. The goal was to gain insight into data modernization, datadriven decision-making, and data ...

Government data work has evolved over the past decade, with improved visualizations enabling collaboration between public, private, and nonprofit sectors. States are investing more in data capabilities, and experts believe ...

This virtual session convened subject matter experts to discuss how data can aid government agencies. Case studies are shared, and speakers discuss how their own projects have been successful due to data integration. (Note: ...

In this discussion, speakers discuss the creation of the National Secure Data Service (NSDS), and what it could mean for the future of evidence-informed policymaking. The NSDS was created by legislation as a pilot project ...

This brief describes the experiences of Tennessee as a state partner of the Coleridge Initiative. Tennessee is one of the Coleridge Initiatives most recent state partners and completed its first training in October 2021, ...

This brief describes the experiences of the Coleridge Initiative with 10 federal agencies and with postsecondary education, workforce, and other state agencies in 40 states. Every Coleridge Initiative partnership evolves ...

The Coleridge Initiative's Democratizing Our Data Challenge will fund the efforts of 10 winning teams from 21 government agencies and seven universities to expand projects related to education and employment outcomes.

This brief provides a case study of Ohio's experiences to document the Coleridge Initiative's work in the state and to help other states understand how Applied Data Analytics (ADA) training, the Administrative Data Research ...

This collection of resources provides information on data and tools available to policy-makers, managers, and front-line staff that can help them better assess dislocated workers and service business in need of labor, which ...

With support from some of the biggest philanthropies in the local government space, several cities across the country are bolstering their data-driven decision-making in the service of new economic mobility work.