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Demo Derby: Startup Showcase
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2017 Door Stop Awards for Congressional Innovation & Transparency

May
 
17
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2017
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To celebrate Congressional innovation & transparency

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The 2nd Annual Door Stop Awards

Presented by The OpenGov Foundation & Lincoln Network

In an era of government characterized by deadlock, disagreement, and partisan politics, the Door Stop Awards for Congressional Innovation and Transparency highlight those Members of Congress and staffers delivering sustained, bipartisan and meaningful change in the most challenging of environments. Their triumphs often happen quietly, outside of the public eye, but the effects are felt strongly throughout Congress and across the federal government. This year's awards will be presented on May 17 in Washington, D.C. as part of Lincoln Network's Reboot Congress.  The ceremony will be held at an evening party honoring the nominees and recipients.


Door Stop Award winners don't just open government to the public once, they put in place "door stops" to ensure that government never again closes to the American people.  What makes a good Door Stop Awardee? See the inaugural winners from 2016!

Nominate an Unsung Hero of Congressional Innovation!

Door Stop Awardees almost always deliver positive, bipartisan change outside the limelight.  So they need YOU to share their accomplishments with the world. Nominate an unsung hero of Congressional innovation by April 21, 2017!

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The newly opened AT&T Forum provides us not only with a comfortable gathering space but surrounds us with cutting-edge technology and close proximity to the Capitol.

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In an era of government characterized by deadlock, disagreement, and partisan politics, the Door Stop Awards for Congressional Innovation and Transparency highlight those Members of Congress and staffers delivering sustained, bipartisan and meaningful change in the most challenging of environments. Their triumphs often happen quietly, outside of the public eye, but the effects are felt strongly throughout Congress and across the federal government. This year's awards will be presented on May 17 in Washington, D.C. as part of Lincoln Network's Reboot Congress.  The ceremony will be held at an evening party honoring the nominees and recipients.


Door Stop Award winners don't just open government to the public once, they put in place "door stops" to ensure that government never again closes to the American people.  What makes a good Door Stop Awardee? See the inaugural winners from 2016!

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Last Year's Winners


Speaker John Boehner (R-OH), Former House Speaker

Mr. Boehner expanded the use of live video on the House floor and in committee hearings, pushed for legislative data to be posted online in XML and bulk data formats and much more.


Congressman Eric Cantor (R-VA), Former Majority Leader

Mr. Cantor began the practice of publishing House Floor scheduling information in structured data formats, supported efforts to record and livestream House committee proceedings and pushed for new legislative data standards.


Cognreeman Steny Hoyer (D-MD), House Minority Whip

Mr. Hoyer has lead the charge to open congressional data through active participation in the House’s Bulk Data Task Force, hosting both Congressional Hackathons, producing apps such as the Whip Watch and much more.


Congressman Jared Polis

(D-CO)

Mr. Polis, one of the few successful technology entrepreneurs serving in Congress, brought that spirit into the institution, protecting internet freedom and co-chairing both the Congressional Open Source Technology Caucus and the Caucus on Innovation and Entrepreneurship.


Jo-Marie St. Martin, Former General Counsel for Speaker Boehner

Ms. St. Martin was instrumental in improving transparency in the legislative process including a drive to post bill language online for three days before it would be considered on the floor and to open up Republican conference rules.

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Schedule of Events

9:00AM –

Check-in & Light Breakfast



10:15AM

Opening Remarks & Panel Discussion


12:15AM

Lunch

1:15PM

Breakout Discussions

1. Ding!Ring!

2. Frost Finder

5:00PM

Reception


"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."

– Arthur C. Clarke, Author

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Honrary Co-Chairs:

Congressional Open Source Technology Caucus

Congressional Transparency Caucus


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