The nonprofit, Benefits Data Trust has developed a data sharing playbook to help officials uncover those left out of public programs. The playbook is based on interviews with 35 government officials and experts on what ...

This playbook serves as a step-by-step guide to conducting impactful work through data sharing. It is the result of interviews with federal, state, and local leaders, as well as other subject matter experts in benefits ...

This recorded webinar begins with an overview of the US Department of Labor's new initiative to improve and expand access to Labor Department data. Following that is a panel discussion on how more comprehensive labor data ...

This report outlines the Design Phase and initial results of the Job Data Exchange (JDX) Initiative. For this phase, the Chamber Foundation established a national, public-private steering committee composed of representatives ...

This paper is based on research conducted of over 2,000 respondents on the willingness of citizens to share their data with different parties and in various circumstances. Results are described across difference uses, for ...

This guidance offers an introduction to making data publicly available while addressing privacy and ethical data use issues. It is intended for administrators at government agencies that delivery services to individuals ...

In this opinion piece, a former state Chief Information Officer (CIO) speaks on why building a framework for breaking down silos between government agencies optimizes services for all stakeholders.

This report outlines the work being undertaken by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and the T3 Innovation Network to develop and use public-private standards for comprehensive earnings and employment records. The ...

Due to vertical structures that hinder horizontal working, privacy concerns, and numerous other barriers, data sharing in government is difficult. This article explores the North Carolina Government Data Analytics Center ...

These insights are taken from a webinar that had subject matter experts discuss how the lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic might unlock better collaboration. Among the top barriers identified are organizational culture and ...