Federal Ideation Community of Practice (iCoP)

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Lucas Cioffi

This is a presentation from an open gov workshop held on March 15, 2010 at the USDA.

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Federal Ideation Community of Practice ( i CoP) Presenter: Elizabeth Kittrie Senior Policy Analyst, HHS [email_address]

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