Federal Efforts to Expand Access to State Administrative Data

Join the Center for Democracy & Technology, the Leadership Conference’s Center for Civil Rights and Technology, and Protect Democracy for a webinar on Federal Efforts to Expand Access to State Administrative Data. This event, the third in a series related to government data privacy, follows a recently-released explainer on Federal Efforts to Expand Access to Data from State-Run Programs and Individual Privacy. This discussion will focus on:

• The types of administrative data held by state-run programs,
• Examples of historic and current efforts by the federal government to access state data,
• The legal protections for federal attempts to access state administrative data, and
• The potential future changes to and impacts of the federal government’s growing access, use, and sharing of state administrative data.

This event and its collaborative resources are the latest effort from our organizations to track this rapidly evolving issue and unpack implications for privacy, civil liberties, and civil rights, including the potential violations of legal privacy protections and negative impacts to millions of people.

• Quinn Anex-Ries, Center for Democracy & Technology
• Frank Torres, the Leadership Conference’s Center for Civil Rights and Technology
• Nicole Schneidman, Protect Democracy
• Matthew Dunlap, Maine State Auditor
• Angela Arsenault, Vermont State Representative