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It’s time for TransparencyCamp 2015

The Sunlight Foundation #opengov extravaganza kicks off this Friday at Gallaudet.

An organizer readies the talk board at TransparencyCamp 2014. (Screenshot via YouTube)

TransparencyCamp, a conference organized every year by the Sunlight Foundation to bring open government activists from across the country under one roof, is kicking off this Friday.
And unsurprisingly, it’ll be an unconference. Check in this Friday, Sept. 11 at 8:30 a.m. at the Kellogg Conference Hotel at Gallaudet University to get the ball rolling.
This is what it looked like last year:

The $90 #opengov bash lasts until Saturday. You can still register here.
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Companies: Gallaudet University / Sunlight Foundation

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