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March 4, 2016
How people use proxies to interact with the federal government
Over the next two weeks, we’re publishing a full report with findings from our research to better understand the public's overall experience interacting with the federal government and their attitudes about sharing information with government agencies. In today’s installment, we detail how people interact with the government using proxies.Continue reading about How people use proxies to interact with the federal government
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March 3, 2016
Five questions for NASA's Chief Historian, Dr. Bill Barry
Dr. Bill Barry — NASA’s Chief Historian since 2010 — will soon be visiting 18F to talk about the history of NASA’s logo. Here, read his insights on why “the meatball” is so popular, his advice to young folks considering careers in aeronautics, and more.Continue reading about Five questions for NASA's Chief Historian, Dr. Bill Barry
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March 3, 2016
How people learn to navigate government services
Over the next two weeks, we’re publishing a full report with findings from our research to better understand the public's overall experience interacting with the federal government and their attitudes about sharing information with government agencies. In today’s installment, we detail how people learn to navigate government services and what barriers exist to accessing services.Continue reading about How people learn to navigate government services
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March 2, 2016
Strategies people use when interacting with the federal government
Over the next two weeks, we’re publishing a full report with findings from our research to better understand the public's overall experience interacting with the federal government and their attitudes about sharing information with government agencies. In today’s installment, we detail the strategies people use when interacting with the government.Continue reading about Strategies people use when interacting with the federal government
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March 1, 2016
What we learned after interviewing dozens of people about their interactions with the federal government
Over the next two weeks, we’re publishing a full report with findings from our research to better understand the public's overall experience interacting with the federal government and their attitudes about sharing information with government agencies. In today’s installment, we detail our initial research questions and what we learned.
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