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Alliance of Civic Technologists

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We will provide central support resources for the network of civic technology volunteer groups initially developed by Code for America. These resources will supplement those still provided by Code for America.

Today's Balance
$0.00
Estimated Annual Budget
$1,971

Contributors


Alliance of Civic Technologists is all of us

Our contributors 25

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Timothy Eccle...

Core Contributor

$100 USD

Chris Alfano

Core Contributor

Kat Jost

Core Contributor

Christopher W...

Core Contributor

Jarvus Innova...

sponsor

$1,750 USD

JoshData

sponsor

$1,000 USD

Ben Sheldon

sponsor

$1,000 USD

Jesse Birosca...

$1,000 USD

Benevity

$700 USD

Luigi Ray-Mon...

backer

$250 USD

Budget


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Fund Disbursement

Category
Divested (fund disbursement)
from Hack Club to Alliance of Civic Technologists
-$6,656.47 USD
Paid
Invoice #195406
-$325.04 USD
Paid
Invoice #195248

VT Biennial Report

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Taxes & Licenses
-$20.00 USD
Paid
Reimbursement #190966
$
Today’s balance

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Total raised

$6,905.03 USD

Total disbursed

$6,905.03 USD

Estimated annual budget

$1,971.22 USD

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About



ACT is a newly formed organization that will connect volunteer civic technology efforts, in both technology and advocacy, in their local communities. Our initial goal is to ensure the continuity and growth of civic technology volunteer communities across the United States, launching immediately to fill the gap left by the sunsetting of Code for America's Brigade Network. 


The original Brigades began with the idea that people want to give back to their local communities by tackling challenges that leverage their unique technical and advocacy skills. Civic technology volunteers joined these organizations to help people where we live.  ACT is a decentralized network of civic tech volunteer organizations, providing opportunities to connect, strategize, and grow.  


ACT is itself a community, one that builds with the communities we serve.
As civic technologists, we go where the work is, talking with users and understanding  their needs. The people we serve are our partners in this work. We forge friendships and learn from them as we share our skills and support their work. 


We advocate for changes in, both, technology and policies that enable more effective and equitable delivery of services to the people who rely on them.  We will  champion solutions that support the civil rights of our neighbors, as well as to call out those that would endanger them. As technologists working at a local level while also having a national perspective, we aim to join coalitions pushing for progressive policies at every level of government. 


Currently, ACT is speaking with civic technology leaders in 16 cities with many former Brigades in Seattle, Dayton, Boston, and Oakland already signing letters of intent to participate in the co-creation process. We will continue to recruit initial member organizations, with our first meeting in June. Leaders of local civic technology organizations interested in participating should reach out to ACT leadership via at hello(at)civictechnologists.org 

Our team

Timothy Eccle...

Core Contributor

Chris Alfano

Core Contributor

Kat Jost

Core Contributor

Christopher W...

Core Contributor