The Committee on House Administration will host its fifth annual Legislative Data and Transparency Conference on June 21, from 9–4 in the U.S. Capitol.
Free registration is now open. Per the invite:
The #LDTC16 brings individuals from Legislative Branch agencies together with data users and transparency advocates to foster a conversation about the use of legislative data — addressing how agencies use technology well and how they can use it better in the future.
The conferences are an amazing opportunity to engage with internal and external congressional stakeholders on making Congress more transparent and opening up legislative information. Perhaps even more importantly, they have become a place where everyone works together to find a way to make Congress work better and become more effective.
We expect to co-host a happy hour after the conference, location TBD.
What was it like in previous years? Well, here are write-ups from previous conferences:
- Report from the 2015 Legislative Data and Transparency Conference
- House Concludes Third Annual Legislative Data and Transparency Conference (2014)
- House’s Legislative Data and Transparency Conference a Success (2013)
- Brief Recap of the First Legislative Data and Transparency Conference (2012)
Cross-posted from the Congressional Data Coalition blog.
— Written by Daniel Schuman
