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TransparencyCamp

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TransparencyCamp

Convening a trans-partisan tribe of open government advocates from all walks — government representatives, technologists, developers, ngos, wonks & activists — to share knowledge on how to use new technologies to make our government transparent and meaningfully accessible to the public.

 

Event details

The RSVP form is here

When

  • February 28th and March 1st 2009
  • Registration at 8-9am on February 28th
  • Happy Hour from 6pm-8pm February 28th
  • Day Two 9am-6pm on March 1st 2009

 

Where

 

The Institute for Politics Democracy & the Internet @ George Washington University

805 21st St., NW, Floor 3

Washington, DC 20052

(MAP)

 

Getting There

Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro is two blocks away and served by the ORANGE and BLUE lines. If you plan to drive, GWU provides affordable visitors parking nearby (map - click "Visitor Parking"), or use ParkitDC.com to find commercial parking lots and on-street parking.

 

Who

300 smart folks interested in enabling a more transparent government through technology innovation. Full RSVP list is here.

 

PLEASE ADD YOUR PROPOSED SESSION TO THIS PAGE

 

Sponsors

 

TBD           Sunlight Foundation

$250.00          iStrategyLabs

$100.00     Sunshine Week    http://www.sunshineweek.org

$500.00     GWU's Graduate School of Political Management    http://www.gspm.gwu.edu  

$50.00     Blog P.I.    http://blogpi.net  

$50.00     Over The Horizon Consulting, LLC    http://www.OTHconsulting.com  

$250.00     Forum One Communications    http://www.forumone.com  

$100.00     Mercury Federal Systems    http://www.mc.com  

$100.00     Knight Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship    http://cronkite.asu.edu  

$50.00     OpenTheGovernment.org    www.openthegovernment.org  

$50.00     Maja Andjelkovic     

$50.00     Independent Contractor    http://jonathancousins.com  

$50.00     Texas Watchdog    http://www.texaswatchdog.org  

$150.00     orgnet.com    http://orgnet.com  

$250.00     Rhiza Labs    http://www.rhizalabs.com  

$50.00     ClickforHelp.com Inc.    http://ClickforHelp.com  

$50.00     WHOI     $100.00     White House 2    http://whitehouse2.org/  

$50.00     CDT    http://www.cdt.org  

$50.00     NetVations, LLC.    http://www.netvations.com  

$1,000.00     O'Reilly Media, Inc.    http://oreilly.com/  

$50.00     communityCOUNTS    http://www.communitycounts.com  

$50.00     Aquilent, Inc    http://www.aquilent.com  

$150.00     Microsoft    http://www.microsoft.com  

$50.00     Revenue Watch    http://www.revenuewatch.org  

$50.00     Center For Information Policy and E-Government    http://cipeg.umd.edu  

$50.00     The Open Planning Project    http://theopenplanningproject.org  

$50.00     Minnesota Coalition on Gov't Information    http://www.mncogi.org  

$250.00     Red Hat    http://www.redhat.com 

$1000.00     MindTouch     http://www.mindtouch.com

$500.00 Google http://google.com

$2000.00 Blue State Digital http://www.bluestatedigital.com/

$50.00  Reno Fabulous Media  http://www.renofabulousmedia.com/

 

Numbers below are out of date.  

Total Sponsorship: $ 6,577.18  
 
Eventbrite Fees Paid: - $ 61.15  
Eventbrite Fees Owed: - $ 15.03  
TOTAL NET SALES: $ 4,001.00* 

*Paypal Fees will need to be deducted

 

If you're interested, e-mail - peter@istrategylabs.com or gschneider@sunlightfoundation.com

 

By sponsoring TransparencyCamp you're providing much needed funds to support this community. The organizers will help you get your message across both in person and online via the following means:

  • Inclusion on the RSVP (logo and link)
  • Inclusion in all email updates to attendees (usually 4-5 emails, includes logo and link)
  • Rights to market your product/service/organization on site in any way that doesn't put too much burden on the organizers or venue (simple table tops, literature, banners etc.), and is not disruptive to attendees.
  • Sponsors can do 2 minute introductions prior to sessions (i.e. 45 min. talk on using APIs for mashing-up government data - ABCD.org does 2 minute intro on what they're up to in that space)
  • If you want to do something different, we're flexible! In-kind sponsorships are always welcome (if someone wants to provide breakfast, lunches etc.)

 

Possible Topic Areas

 

PLEASE ADD YOUR PROPOSED SESSION TO THIS PAGE

 

Here's what to think about when proposing a session:

 

Everybody contributes something – come to TransparencyCamp thinking, ‘what am I going to contribute? Am I going to lead a session? Volunteer to help?’

 

TransparencyCampPlanning Page

 

Places to Stay

try priceline, first go to: http://biddingfortravel.yuku.com/forums/92/t/Washington-DC-Area.html check DC winning rate for that weekend, then go to  http://www.priceline.com/

 

We have a discounted open block at the Carlyle Suites, 1731 NH Ave., http://carlylesuites.com/ for TransparencyCamp.

$129 + tax (14.5%) for Feb 27 and 28, either single or double. Use code #7220.0

 

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Online Groups Where You Can Connect with E-Transparency/E-Democracy Builders