California Forward
Open Data advocates know government can’t always run like a business but could learn how to be more agile when solving problems.
read more“Working Together For A More Inclusive Democracy” is the theme of the Future of California Elections 2015 Conference.
read moreAbhi Nemani on how governments can create value from open data and go beyond transparency
read moreWhen less than 10 percent of eligible young Californians make their voice heard through the ballot box, the future of our state is refusing to have a say in our state’s future. Action needs to be taken.
read moreCA Fwd is asking the FEC to embrace and improve electronic disclosure of campaign finance information so that it’s more difficult for large political donors to exert more influence on policy decisions than the average citizen
read moreDespite record low turnout, Bruister explains progress that’s been made this year in regard to California’s elections and improving voter information,
read moreLeading the charge for CA Fwd in this area is Robb Korinke, who answered a few questions about the strides taken in 2014 and why next year holds the promise of being the best yet.
read moreAs tech experts gather to kick off the first regional open data event on Wednesday in Long Beach, we hear from last year’s attendee Yo Yoshida on why he founded his company and why open data as a movement is important
read moreNew research reveals demographic disparities in California’s unsuccessful vote-by-mail ballots, finding youth are more likely to have their vote-by-mail ballots rejected than older voters.
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