Ecosystem Directory
Use the Ecosystem Directory to find organizations to collaborate with, to explore what types of work organizations are doing to increase access to digital benefits, and to better understand the ecosystem as a whole.
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You can search the directory or browse and filter by organization type, categories of work, and benefit programs.
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Tech company focused on connecting families to government benefits and services.
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National campaign to end childhood hunger by connecting children to nutritious food.
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Baltimore City Digital Services uses technology and design to improve how residents interact with city services, with a focus on simplifying access to public assistance programs.
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The Office of Community Empowerment and Opportunity in Philadelphia focuses on enhancing community services and opportunities, making it a key player in local government initiatives.
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Colorado Digital Service (CDS)
Colorado Governor's Office of Information Technology (OIT)
Collaborates with state agencies to design and deliver user-centered digital services for Colorado residents.
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Camber Collective is a strategy consulting firm that uses research, analytics, and human-centered design to improve public sector and social impact initiatives.
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The Bipartisan Policy Center develops and promotes policy solutions that address critical issues, including improving public benefits systems and supporting economic security for all.
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Center on Poverty and Inequality
Stanford University
Conducts cutting-edge research and policy analysis on inequality in the U.S., informing social and economic policy.
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KFF is a nonprofit organization providing trusted information and analysis on health policy and public health issues in the U.S.
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Explores the intersection of law, technology, and computational methods in legal research.
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https://www.naswa.org/about
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This institute focuses on promoting transparent, accountable governance through research, policy advocacy, and technology innovation.
