An update from Code for America on a national project around civic apps:
Apps for Communities challenges developers and designers with creating apps that improve daily life in cities by making local public information more personalized, usable, and actionable. Led by the FCC and the Knight Foundation, the apps contest is has had over 45 submissions so far, and the deadline is approaching: October 3!
Let’s not miss the Semiquincentennial opportunity to be active about envisioning our future. Read the draft statement and share your feedback.
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