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New research brings to light what's keeping talented technologists from entering government service and how we might fix it
As USDR has grown, so has our approach to bringing our community together. By Kristen Eberlin
USDR is crossing a major milestone: we've been helping governments respond at the speed of need for five years. We're taking a look back at all our partners have accomplished, celebrating our amazing volunteer community, and looking ahead as we start this next chapter.
The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development collaborated with U.S. Digital Response to break down language barriers in unemployment insurance.
Governments nationwide can now use these AI tools to improve language accessibility and streamline benefits access.
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Learn how small communities can leverage generative AI to simplify federal grant applications, streamline NOFO reviews, and manage reporting requirements. Practical tips for responsible AI use.
The end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency in 2023 triggered a massive undertaking: the renewal of Medicaid coverage for millions of Americans. This process has inadvertently become a case study in how technology can hinder health equity. However, it also presents a unique opportunity to leverage technology and innovation to advance health justice and equity.
The City of Alexandria streamlined election worker recruitment, improved communication with workers, and saved significant amount of time by switching to USDR's Election Administration Platform.
How USDR helps local governments meet the needs of their communities by learning directly from the people using their services.
We’re thrilled to share that USDR has reached a remarkable milestone: 10,000 “handraisers” — individuals who have signed up to volunteer their skills and time to support government agencies across the country.
City of Walker Michigan streamlines scheduling and communication with election workers using USDR's system.
