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Matt Bishop

Monday, November 13
 

11:00am EST

#4a How Does Design Thinking Need to Adapt to Become Community-Centered Design? Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood LibrarySamantha Zucker

1:45pm EST

#4b Resource and Referral Apps for Communities Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood LibraryMarnie Webb • Margo Johnson • Giovanna Mingarelli • Danielle Varda

3:30pm EST

#2c Scaling High Impact Communications Petworth Neighborhood LibraryMeghan Nesbit • Matthew Bradley • Alina Liao

6:00pm EST

#5 Evening Reception Pillsbury
 
Tuesday, November 14
 

9:00am EST

#6 Opening Plenary: We Make Change: How Do We Prove Our Impact Hall of the Americas OASCarey Anne Nadeau • Alexis Bonnell • melissa Bradley

11:00am EST

#8a The Power of Authentic Cross Collaboration in Unexpected Places, Rethinking Collaboration Shaw Neighborhood LibraryMonica Kang

1:45pm EST

#9b Policy and Participation Apps Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood LibraryNejeed Kassam • Laura Ellena • Jonathan Fishbein • Jill Nguyen • Brett Nielsen

3:30pm EST

#9c Robert Wood Johnson Foundation on Scaling Collaborative Impact Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood LibraryDanielle Varda

6:00pm EST

#10 Evening Reception WeWork Dupont Circle
 
Wednesday, November 15
 

9:00am EST

#11 Opening Plenary: How Do We Move Forward: Working Session. Continental breakfast will be served. Gensler

11:00am EST

#13a Future of Workforce: How Citizens Can Interact, Influence, and Design Government Programs Shaw Neighborhood LibraryNicholas Skytland

1:45pm EST

#12b Smart Cities and CivicTech Panel: Building Resilient Infrastructure Petworth Neighborhood LibraryTamilla Mirzoyeva • Jordan Birnbaum • Michelle Chang • Adero Davis

3:30pm EST

#13c Opening Government Data in Costa Rica Shaw Neighborhood LibraryRodrigo Iriani