Resources 'United States'
These audio and video public service announcements produced by RTNDF were released for Sunshine Week, 16-22 March 2008. They feature citizens and 13 actors speaking about the importance of open and…
Subtitlted "Twenty Things You Can Do to Help Environmental Stakeholder Groups Talk More Effectively About Science, Culture, Professional Knowledge, and Community Wisdom, this online pamphlet is…
This review of the third conference of Living Knowledge: The International Science Shop Network, held in Paris, in September 2007, finds practioners of community-based research (CBR) engaging the…
The Open Government Guide is a complete compendium of information on every American state's open records and open meetings laws. Each state's section is arranged according to a standard…
Internet Governance explores new areas of economic activity, political debate and diplomatic negotiations, as well as constituting a new area scientific research and academic education. The goal of…
This database of information and resources on legal aid collects information on: international standards of legal aid, organization and management of a legal aid system, legal aid legislation, and…
This report reviews the benefits and history of openness in the United States, as well as the classification of Government secrets, their oversight and impact on freedom of information. Chapter 3…
The Open Society Institute (OSI), a private operating and grantmaking foundation, aims to shape public policy to promote democratic governance, human rights, and economic, legal, and social reform.…
Presentation by Dr. Jerry Mechling of Harvard University to the Second Facilitation Meeting on Implementing WSIS Outcomes Related to Action Lines C1, C7e-Gov, and C11, held in Geneva, Switzerland, on…
Chinese is the third most widely-spoken language in the United States, after English and Spanish. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has launched a new consolidated Chinese-language Web site as…
