DataJamMixing it up for goodMay 10 12:30 – 2:00 pm EDT

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Why are we here?

• Sharing information makes us all smarter and more effective at what we do.

• The Open Philanthropy Manifesto(www.philanthropy2173.com)

– Open and interoperable data sets– Experimentation to see what works– Data tools (apps, mashups) and data sources and

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We have lots of data…from local government on up…

…about government…

…from foundations…

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…from and about giving…

…data standardized and published by transparency initiatives…

… about social enterprise + social entrepreneurs…

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…about online giving…

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Tools that use giving platform APIs

The Open Philanthropy ManifestoDATA TOOLS• Real-time data feeds from state attorneys

general on nonprofit openings and closures;• Real time data feeds of foundation giving;• APIs and interoperable data structuring to

allow data from online giving marketplaces;• Data on embedded giving, mobile giving, and

giving in games and virtual worlds.

The Open Philanthropy Manifesto

DATA SOURCES AND USERS (CROWDS)• Crowdsourced peer reviews of tax exempt

entities;• Crowdsourcedcommunity

needs and recommendations on social sector infrastructure;

• Use of external expertise for developing and assessing giving strategies (peer-to-philanthropy model, adapted from peer-to-patent)

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Which comes first? The data to use or uses for the data?

Mapping nonprofit data to promote policy change

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Leveraging data 1 x 13(One proposal, 13 applications)

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Apps built on government and nonprofit data

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Invent an app that re-invents volunteering

Find organizations and volunteer opportunities

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Help your kids find healthy snacks

Fromwatradehub.com and http://bombasticelements.blogspot.com/2009_12_01_archive.html

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Crowd generated maps of corruption…to help stop it

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Open source tools let crowds map earthquakes, snowplows, and oil clean up

Communities that learn together

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Communities that monitor spending

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Communities that solve problems

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Communities that find information and suggest ideas

YOUR APP

HERE

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Your turn: create a tool or community