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Government Data: How Do They Serve Us but Also Concern Us
On this episode we examine how the U.S. government collects data to serve the public and how to ensure such a process does not hurt
RPA in the acquisition lifecycle at DOI and former Federal CIO Suzette Kent
Coleridge was highlighted in the latest The Daily Scoop Podcast with Francis Rose. In this week’s episode, former Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent discusses the
Coleridge Cited in the First Advisory Committee on Data for Evidence Building Report
The Coleridge Initiative was mentioned 45 times in the first Advisory Committee on Data for Evidence Building Year 1 Report. To read the full report,
Anna Hui Named “Connector of the Year” by St. Louis Asian American Chamber of Commerce
Anna Hui, a member of the Coleridge Initiative’s Science and Technology Advisory Board, was named “Connector of the Year” by the St. Louis Asian American
AHU YILDIRMAZ JOINS THE COLERIDGE INITIATIVE AS NEW CEO
Chevy Chase, MD – The Coleridge Initiative, Inc. announced on Monday, October 25th that Ahu Yildirmaz has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer.
Do national research assessment exercises still pass peer review?
President Julia Lane was cited in this recent article from Times Higher Education. As an international review of the UK’s REF begins even before the assessment panels
Democratizing Our Data: A Lecture by Julia Lane
Please join us on August 26 from 10am-11am for “Democratizing Our Data,” a lecture by Julia Lane, Professor at the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public
On a Mission to Make Federal Data Sets More Useful and Accessible
Although government agencies manage massive amounts of information, there is little known about exactly how it is used and by whom: Turns out, there is
Collaborations for Change
