Our friends at Web Integrity Project published this powerful report about how the Trump administration has been erasing LGBT issues from the Web. Grateful they were able to use the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine to support their research: msn.com/en-gb/news/wor… #TruthMatters

Technology has expanded the potential for govts to collect feedback & integrate the public in the policymaking process. But even when done with the best intentions, public consultations can provide mixed results. bit.ly/2rVHXCO

Our friends at March For Science are launching their #ScienceNotSilence campaign to mobilize advocates around the world to support science-informed policies. Watch to see why we believe in #ScienceNotSilence. You can find our guide here: …ress-350926-1087337.cloudwaysapps.com/wp-content/upl…

In this newly published report, EDGI’s Website Monitoring team highlights transparency issues with the evolution of information on an EPA regulatory guidelines webpage and provides concrete recommendations for improving web resource governance. envirodatagov.org/web-governance…

Toxmap allowed users to pull up detailed EPA data for environmental contamination. Those capabilities appear to no longer be available to the public. bit.ly/35Bh45W

Many #OpenData practitioners want to bring data trainings to data novices - Dan O'Brien & @pfffr from BARI share key challenges & strategies for making data truly open & #inclusive to all: bit.ly/2rYOf4Y

Farewell and thanks from the Web Integrity Project sunlightfoundation.com/2020/01/02/far…

We're excited to announce that our work will continue in its new Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society home! Our co-founders, Rachel Bergman, trin, & Andrew Bergman, are working with Christopher Bavitz & the great BKC team to get the project up and running, and we'll be sharing more updates soon.

Welcome to the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society community, Rachel Bergman, trin, + Andrew Bergman! I've had the great pleasure of working w/the Web Integrity Project team, alongside our Cyberlaw Clinic students, in recent years. So happy this vital transparency + accountability work will continue!

I spoke with Tierney Sneed about our Web Integrity Project work and examples we've seen of employees & contractors intentionally changing federal sites. Her reporting sheds light on these cases of bureaucracy and leadership playing a direct role in obfuscating public information