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Sunlight Foundation has a tremendous amount of projects with which to collaboration.

Participatory Politics Foundation is a New York based nonprofit that built OpenCongress and is working on a similar application for open city and state governments.

Office of DC CTO is a primary mover in the open city government movement.

Code for America "Connecting city governments and Web 2.0 talent."

OpenPlans is a New York based nonprofit that helped create Open311 and other technology intensive open government projects.

Knowledge as Power: "KAP allows you to track legislation, communicate with lawmakers, and impact the laws of your state – it's quick, easy, and timely."

Open Source for America is a technology industry open source advocacy coalition.

GovLoop is a social network geared towards government employees with over 35,000+ members.

ProPublica is an honest nonprofit news organization that loves analyzing open government data.

Open Forum Foundation "are facilitators, working with government and technologists to ensure the future of government is in responsiveness."

Open Identity Exchange "The goal of OIX is to build trust in the exchange of identity credentials online."

Open Data Foundation "provides a place where the members of different communities can come together and work on the alignment of technology standards and software tools which will facilitate visibility and re-use of data at all levels of the statistical information chain. By promoting automated access to statistical data and metadata in this way, better decision-making becomes possible in many fields of research and policy-making."

Open Data Commons "is the home of a set of legal ‘tools’ to help you provide and use open data."

Insert non-formatted text hereDevelopment Seed DC - Drupal, creators of Open Atrium, a Drupal based project management system being run on GaryJohnson2012.com.

Phase Two Technology: DC - Drupal, creators of OpenPublic, a Drupal CMS distribution for federal government projects.

Bridge City Studio Portland - Drupal has a nice resources page.

CivicActions Berkeley - Drupal, CiviCRM constituent relationship management system of Drupal and Joomla.

Brattcollective.com is "a worker-owned and operated technology collective, focused on workplace democracy and promoting a democratic society while supporting like-minded businesses and organizations by providing open-source website development and consulting." They work with Aspiration Tech.

Radical Designs "is a full service web development group focused exclusively on the needs of non-profit and grassroots social change organizations."

Socrata "Complete, Turnkey Open Data Solutions for Government"

News and Commentary

The status of policy implementations of Open Government Data by Joshua Tauberer's Blog

GovFresh is a news organization that "inspires government-citizen collaboration and build a more engaged democracy."

OpenGovTV "provides Open Government and Gov 2.0 News, Information & Resources for businesses, government agencies, and constituents to more effectively participate in and benefit from the emerging technologies designed to restore this nation's economy and create jobs as a result of an Open Government."

All US Government IT Projects Under Review

Denmark urges government support for open source

Open Source for America The New Government Accountability

The Case for Government Promotion of Open Source Software

Digitalisér.dk Review

Joshua Tauberer's News Aggregator

Sandy Springs, Georgia: The City that Outsourced Everything

States

CivicApps Portland App Contest

Open Missouri

New York State Executive Order

Open Baltimore

Opportunities

Central Contractor Registration (CCR) is the primary registrant database for the U.S. Federal Government. CCR collects, validates, stores and disseminates data in support of agency acquisition missions. Is this the primary channel of US government communication with the private sector? If so, we need to start working with them to make APIs...

The projects that receive email funding.

Open CRS simply asks congress to make all the tax-payer funded reports of the $100m/year Congressional Research Service open and available to the tax-paying public. What is this money was allocated via open competitions?

8 Principles of Open Data