The Sunlight Foundation is a nonpartisan nonprofit that advocates for open government globally and uses technology to make government more accountable to all.
We worked with Sunlight Foundation to help them launch Hall of Justice, a robust, searchable inventory of publicly available criminal justice datasets and research. Research on criminal justice datasets from our Crime and Punishment in Chicago project were used in this project. Sunlight also funded mRelief, one of our CivicWorks Projects, in the amount of $10,000.
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Kyla Williams Co-Presents Today at Philanthropy Ohio’s Annual Conference
Today, Leon Wilson, CIO of the Cleveland Foundation, and I will co-present at the Philanthropy Ohio’s annual conference with a theme ...
SMART CHICAGO IS MOVING!!!
Good News!!! The Smart Chicago team is moving and now will be co-located with the City Digital Team at UI ...
JOB: Sunlight Foundation Hiring Developer ‘Blind’
The Sunlight Foundation’s Sunlight Labs is hiring a software developer to help them build tools to increase government transparency and ...
OpenGov Hack Night: IDES and Sunlight Foundation
Here’s this week’s recap of OpenGov Hack Night Chicago: This week we live streamed the presentations due to the weather ...
