Future-Proofing Congress
How Member-Led Upgrades Are Optimizing Legislative Branch Capacity and Resilience
They will play a critical role in the collaboration of the U.S. National Action Plan for Open Government (NAP 6) and support for broader open government initiatives.
The Open Government Federal Advisory Committee serves as an advisory body to the GSA Administrator on federal open government and public engagement efforts. This includes developing U.S. National Action Plans, efforts to increase the public’s access to data, advance equity, engage the public in the regulatory process, make government records more accessible, and improve the delivery of government services and benefits. The FAC also advises on open government themes such as access to information, anti-corruption, civic space, climate and environment, digital governance, fiscal openness, gender and inclusion, justice, media freedom, public participation, and improving the delivery of government services and benefits. The FAC comprises a diverse range of experts from civil society, federal agencies, academia, industry, and other interested stakeholders. The initial focus for the 2024-2026 FAC will be to provide advice on the development of the 6th U.S. National Action Plan and federal open government policy and public engagement. Members: Daniel Schuman - Chairman Dr. Joyce Ajayi John Dierking Amy Holmes Ronald Keefover Dr. Steven Kull Janice Luong Ade Odutola Prof. Suzanne Piotrowski Joshua Tauberer Corinna Turbes Charles Cutshall Dr. Kristen Honey Kiril Jakimovski Bobak Talebian Pamela Wright
How Member-Led Upgrades Are Optimizing Legislative Branch Capacity and Resilience

An annual survey and report by Data Foundation
The Digital Maturity Indicator (DMI) is a tool to help organisations measure, benchmark and improve their digital maturity across six key areas.
It was conceived in 2007 as an annual gathering to bring together academia, governments, international organisations, civil society, and industry to share the latest insights and experiences in the theory and practice of Electronic Governance (now more commonly referred to as Digital Governance).