First-of-its-kind national partnership aims to redesign child welfare into child- and family well-being systems

The U.S. Children’s Bureau, Casey Family Programs, the Annie E. Casey Foundation and Prevent Child Abuse America® are partnering to launch a national effort to prove it is possible to fundamentally rethink child welfare by creating the conditions for

Started by Daniel Bach in Education, Emergency Services, and Health IT

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In Wake Of Pandemic, Five Foundations Pledge $1.7 Billion Increase In Charitable Giving

Five of America’s leading private foundations have pledged to increase their charitable giving by a total of $1.7 billion in order to help address the economic problems stemming from multiple crises engulfing the nation, including the coronavirus pan

Started by Daniel Bach in Education, Emergency Services, and Health IT

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Opinion: If Done Well, Telehealth Boosts Continuity of Care

Vishal Ahuja is an assistant professor of operations management at the SMU Dallas Cox School of Business and an adjunct faculty at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center writes;

"Like other sectors, the large-scale implementation of tele

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Cities Partner on Model Policy for Handling Municipal Data

Is the answer in the hands of our students?

Teams of students and faculty primarily from the School of Law and the School of Computing and Engineering at UMKC developed the Model Data Handling Policy (MDHP) project in an interdisciplinary graduate-le

Started by Daniel Bach in Education, Emergency Services, and Health IT

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Note From the Editor: No Webinar/Discussion This Friday

Dear Colleagues,

We’ll take a holiday break from our regular Let’s Get Technical session this Friday, and will start up again on the 17th with a presentation/discussion about ONC FAST. Watch for our weekly newsletter and Hub digest about additional

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An Invitation to Use the NIC Hub for Your Meetings and Events

The disruptions caused by the corona virus have made online business activities more critical than ever before. So we are making our unique platform – the NIC Collaboration and Communication Hub – available to help organizations deal with the challen

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More Webinars this Week...

For those who weren't satisfied with just 90 minutes of webinar a week we're doubling it for you this week!

Tomorrow's NIEM call will be really useful for people who want to learn more about NIEM fundamentals and have plenty of time for questions a

Started by Daniel Stein in Education

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Follow up from Jan. 31 Webinar "Transforming Your Data Into Impact"

Thanks to those who participated in the webinar I guided yesterday, Transforming Your Data Into Impact, and I appreciate Daniel, Sondes, and others at NIC/Stewards of Change for carving out time for this discussion.

Here are some follow-up resources

Started by Andrew Krackov in Education, Health IT, and Public Health

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How to be an ANTI-RACIST, Ibram X. Kendi

Quotes from Ibram X. Keni's new book, How to Be an Anti Racist

"What's the problem with being "not racist"? It is a claim that signifies neutrality...The opposite of "racist" isn't "not racist." It is "anti-racist." What's the difference? One endorses

Started by Navah Stein in Education

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What’s New in Civic Tech: Boston Shares Key Performance Data

https://www.govtech.com/civic/Whats-New-in-Civic-Tech-Boston-Shares-Key-Performance-Data.html

Is Civic Tech the doorway into interoperability? More communities are posting Civic indicators and Boston is now joining the fold.

Started by Daniel Bach in Education, Emergency Services, and Health IT

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Lessons on human connection from the co-creators of Ear Hustle at Code for America Summit

https://www.codeforamerica.org/news/living-life-inside-a-government-service

Living Life Inside a Government Service, Lessons learned about designing better government-

“Everybody wants a life that has purpose, wants to feel like you're doing something

Started by Daniel Bach in Education, Emergency Services, and Health IT

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Why did we build the NIC hub and what’s in it for our Unique Community?

One of the first questions that might come to mind, why did we build the hub and what’s in it for me?

The Hub is a part of the National Interoperability Collaborative (NIC)’s online properties. It is at the heart of the NIC’s work. Technically, it is

Started by Sondes Ben Chagra in Education, Emergency Services, and Health IT

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First-of-its-kind national partnership aims to redesign child welfare into child- and family well-being systems

In Wake Of Pandemic, Five Foundations Pledge $1.7 Billion Increase In Charitable Giving

Opinion: If Done Well, Telehealth Boosts Continuity of Care

Cities Partner on Model Policy for Handling Municipal Data

Note From the Editor: No Webinar/Discussion This Friday

An Invitation to Use the NIC Hub for Your Meetings and Events

More Webinars this Week...

Follow up from Jan. 31 Webinar "Transforming Your Data Into Impact"

How to be an ANTI-RACIST, Ibram X. Kendi

What’s New in Civic Tech: Boston Shares Key Performance Data

Lessons on human connection from the co-creators of Ear Hustle at Code for America Summit

Living Life Inside a Government Service, Lessons learned about designing better government-

Why did we build the NIC hub and what’s in it for our Unique Community?

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