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Bringing the OpenCongress model to government at any level: state, city, local, and international. We seek non-profit funding support to roll out this free public resource.

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Our sibling non-profit is the Participatory Culture Foundation,
working for a fairer, more open, and more democratic media space.

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PPF Blog

Participatory Politics and the Open-Gov Landscape

January 3, 2011 by Participatory Politics

Welcome to the new site of our scrappy non-profit organization, PPF, with our homepage redesigned in November and a group blog kicking off here & now. As mentioned below, we’re aiming to address the following big-picture issues with our surprisingly-flawed & undeniably-human political process: “government transparency, civic engagement, net neutrality, fighting systemic corruption, and comprehensive electoral reform.” Let’s do this thing. Continue reading →

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Tweets from @ppolitics

  • Rad, @cjoh live w/ @brianlehrer chatting #infodiet: t.co/XVhaHiyi I'd add #opengov #opendata can be made more enticing w/ #UI design.
  • Needs more #opengov: "America’s governance and policymaking becoming less stable, less effective, and less predictable" t.co/weMjjC23
  • RT @digiphile: The crowdsourced "Whip count" by @OpenCongress during the #SOPA #PIPA debate is a harbinger of #opengov models to come: t.co/flmCkfxr
  • Check @danielschuman's storified day on Hill waiting for #opengovdata: t.co/sqCjyGwr. LoC should be funded sufficiently for #opengov.
  • .@richards1000 thanks as always Rob for highlighting the impt. insights, after #ldtc, of those great dev-practitioners twds. #opengovdata.
  • RT @richards1000: .@derekwillis 's new post on #ldtc t.co/5cvMC670 citing @danielschuman @joshdata @ppolitics #opengov
 

Some of our Allies

  • Sunlight Foundation
  • OpenPlans
  • ChangeCongress
  • Public Accountability Initiative
  • Freepress
  • Civic Commons
  • Code for America

Our Sibling Organization

  • PCF
  • Miro
  • Miro Commnunity
  • Universal Subtitles
  • Miro Video Converter
  • Open Video Alliance

Some of our Data Partners

  • Govtrack
  • Sunlight Labs
  • Center for Responsive Politics
  • National Institute on Money in State Politics
  • Maplight
  • Metavid
  • Vote Smart
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