RESOURCES

Use these resources to educate and recruit your ideal team, secure buy-in, and spread the word about Data Labs. Download what you need, and let us know if there is any additional support we can offer!

LEARN ABOUT Data Labs Alumni

To date, we’ve worked with 14 state teams through the program. Learn about what brought them to Data Labs and what they produced as a result of their experience. 

TIPS FOR RECRUITING THE RIGHT TEAM

A diversity of voices, skills, and experiences can lead to project breakthroughs and innovative interventions. We recommend your team includes a mix of policy and data experts with diverse specialties, along with decision-makers and implementers. While every state will be different, some team members you might consider include:

STATE SPOTLIGHTS

Learn about what other states have done to improve data-informed policymaking and better serve residents.

READ THE DATA LABS PLAYBOOK

Based on lessons learned during the Data Labs program, the Data Labs Playbook is a practical guide for public servants who want to launch a data-sharing project in their state.

CONTACT US

Our goal is to ensure as many states as possible can submit a proposal. We are happy to work with you to put together a strong project proposal, get in touch with another agency, and/or develop a robust project plan. 


For more information, see the FAQ page or contact us at datalabs@georgetown.edu.

About the Beeck Center for Social Impact + Innovation

The Beeck Center for Social Impact + Innovation at Georgetown University reimagines systems for public impact using design, data, and technology. Our projects test new ways for public and private institutions to leverage data and analytics, digital technologies, and service design to help more people.

ABOUT THE NATIONAL GOVERNORS ASSOCIATION

Founded in 1908, the National Governors Association (NGA) is the bipartisan organization of the nation’s 55 Governors. Through NGA, Governors share best practices, address issues of national and state interest and share innovative solutions that improve state government and support the principles of federalism.