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Code for America

Code for America is a 501(c)(3) civic tech non-profit organization that was founded by Jennifer Pahlka in 2009, "to promote 'civic hacking', and to bring 21st century technology to government." Federal, state, and local governments often lack the budget, expertise, and resources to efficiently deploy modern software. Code for America partners with…

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Location
San Francisco, CA
CEO
Amanda Renteria
Endowment
Primary sponsors
Established
September 2009
Founder
Jennifer Pahlka

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Code for America

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples68
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Code for America

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related to history · 36
Code for America → Adopt, Adopt-A-Siren, America, Anchorage, Andrew Greenhill, Boston, Chicago, City, Code, DC, Fellows, GetCalFresh, Gov, Honolulu, Hydrant, In, Jennifer Pahlka, Leonard Lin, Mayor's Chief, O'Reilly Media
related to External links · 17
Code for America → America, Anya Kamenetz, Army, August, Chrystia Freeland/Reuters, City Hall, Code, Fast Company, Geeks, Government, July, Nick Bilton, November, Tech, Techies Is Taking, The New York Times, Wiki Age
related to Safety Net Innovation Lab · 8
Code for America → America, Audacious, Blue Meridian Partners, Code, In April, Safety Net Innovation Lab, The, US
CEO · 1
Code for America → Amanda Renteria
Endowment · 1
Code for America → Primary sponsors
Established · 1
Code for America → September 2009
Founder · 1
Code for America → Jennifer Pahlka
Location · 1
Code for America → San Francisco, CA
Website · 1
Code for America → codeforamerica.org
is a · 1
Code for America → 501

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Code for AmericaCEOAmanda Renteria1.00infobox
Code for AmericaEndowmentPrimary sponsors1.00infobox
Code for AmericaEstablishedSeptember 20091.00infobox
Code for AmericaFounderJennifer Pahlka1.00infobox
Code for AmericaLocationSan Francisco, CA1.00infobox
Code for AmericaWebsitecodeforamerica.org1.00infobox
Code for Americais a5010.90text
Code for Americarelated to External linksCode0.60section
Code for Americarelated to External linksAmerica0.60section
Code for Americarelated to External linksGovernment0.60section
Code for Americarelated to External linksTech0.60section
Code for Americarelated to External linksGeeks0.60section

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