Luigi Ray-MontañezinCode for America BlogSafety Net Services Built for OutcomesStreamlining access to public benefits in MichiganMar 11, 2019Mar 11, 2019
Luigi Ray-MontañezinCode for AtlantaCode for Atlanta December updates: How you can contributeAs we wrap up 2018, it’s time to reflect on all we’ve accomplished together this year. We held 23 civic hack nights, working on over 30…Dec 20, 2018Dec 20, 2018
Luigi Ray-MontañezinCode for AtlantaOctober updates: Join us for Civic Spark DayHave you ever wanted to learn to code, but just haven’t started? Or do you have a friend or colleague like that? We’re excited to announce…Oct 11, 2018Oct 11, 2018
Luigi Ray-MontañezinCode for AtlantaCode for Atlanta September Updates: Open Checkbook LaunchesThis week, the City of Atlanta launched their Open Checkbook, an open data portal of expenditure and vendor data. In addition to their…Sep 6, 2018Sep 6, 2018
Luigi Ray-MontañezinCode for AtlantaWelcome Faith Wallace to the Leadership TeamCode for Atlanta is an all-volunteer effort. Having a set of strong, diverse leaders is important to our success. Recently, we added Yeti…Aug 30, 2018Aug 30, 2018
Luigi Ray-MontañezinCode for AtlantaWelcoming new members to our leadership teamCode for Atlanta is an all-volunteer effort. That means we need strong leadership to carry our work forward. But it also means that we’ll…Jul 11, 2018Jul 11, 2018
Luigi Ray-MontañezinCode for America BlogCity communications, straight to your cell phone: Effective SMS in DetroitToday, text messages are as ubiquitous as cell phones. They don’t require a potentially expensive data plan, and many people use them more…Jul 10, 2018Jul 10, 2018
Luigi Ray-MontañezinCode for America BlogNational Advisory Council Voting Ends on Friday, February 9The Code for America Brigade Network is holding elections for the National Advisory Council (NAC), and voting ends on February 9. Get your…Feb 8, 2018Feb 8, 2018
Luigi Ray-MontañezinCode for America BlogJoin us for National Advisory Council Election Regional ForumsThe five hour-long forums will be held from Monday, 2/5 to Wednesday, 2/7Feb 2, 2018Feb 2, 2018
Luigi Ray-MontañezinCode for Atlanta2017 can be the Year of Open Data in AtlantaOpen data policies are old news for some cities. Taking a look at this map built by the Sunlight Foundation, we see that many major cities…Mar 4, 2017Mar 4, 2017
