Sunlight Foundation·Jan 25, 2018Virtuous competition between cities can have a transparency effectBy John Wonderlich, Executive Director of the Sunlight Foundation
Sunlight Foundation·Aug 31, 2017Houston is showing us why open data should be part of every city’ disaster and recovery planOpen data has become a crucial part of emergency response to natural disasters. This week, Hurricane Harvey is demonstrating how robust…A response icon1A response icon1
Sunlight Foundation·Aug 21, 2017The value of sunlight on Eclipse Day isn’t blocked from viewBy John Wonderlich
Sunlight Foundation·Jul 20, 2017The shady reality of the Trump administration’s record on open government at six monthsOver the first six months of this young presidency, President Donald J. Trump’s approach to the office has been characterized by…
Sunlight Foundation·Jul 11, 2017How we’re helping cities to be more openSunlight is proud to have worked with our partners in the What Works Cities initiative to improve public access to public information in…
Sunlight Foundation·Jul 11, 2017Tracking President Trump’s Global Conflicts of InterestOur questions about what open government would mean in the White House of President Donald J. Trump have been answered: this is a secretive…
Sunlight Foundation·Jan 21, 20155 years after Citizens United, 5 things the Supreme Court got wrongNot every fact Justice Kennedy used in the Citizens United decision was factual. Here are his biggest errors.
Sunlight Foundation·Jan 20, 2015Opengov leaders: Obama, use your bully pulpit to promote democracy reforms in the State of the UnionFrom secret laws to lobbying reform, here’s what Sunlight and other opengov groups want to hear the president address tonight.