TransparencyCamp

After two extremely successful TransparencyCamps in 2009 (watch the videos), and an unprecedented year of transparency wins, we're coming together again in Washington to build on the momentum the open government movement has created.

With mid-term elections around the corner, vast amounts of new data becoming available through the Open Government Directive and the seeds of a national campaign for transparency being planted, 2010 is a year that government transparency can become a national issue with all of us working on different fronts.

And that's what TransparencyCamp is all about. This un-conference will convene a trans-partisan tribe of open government advocates from all walks — government representatives, technologists, journalists, developers, NGOs, wonks and activists — to share knowledge on how to use new technologies to make our government transparent, accountable and meaningfully accessible to the public.

Tweet #tcamp2010

1. _DaveRogers May 6 3:01 PM

   The Senate Should Debate "Too Big to Fail" On Live Television http://huff.to/aqTvKt Is that transparency? #TCamp2010 #Gov20

2. mheadd May 4 5:44 PM

   Congrats to @bethanyhalllong for intro'ing #Delaware's first #opengov data bill. http://bit.ly/bErjAg #civichacking #gov20 #netde #tcamp2010

3. tglaisyer April 30 8:21 AM

   RT @octolabs: RT @rbett: DC Cllr Mary Cheh invites you to help her draft DC's Open Gov. Act http://is.gd/bLvCr #tcamp2010 #opengov

4. gov20 April 28 9:41 AM

   RT @rbett: DC Councilwoman Mary Cheh invites you to help her draft DC's Open Government Act (no joke) http://is.gd/bLvCr #tcamp2010 #opengov

5. kachok April 28 9:27 AM

   RT @rbett: DC Councilwoman Mary Cheh invites you to help her draft DC's Open Government Act (no joke) http://is.gd/bLvCr #tcamp2010 #opengov