Reports & Resources

The Beeck Center’s actionable resources and reports help practitioners and policy makers use proven approaches to make systems work for all.

  • The Instant Delivery Workplace in D.C.

    The Instant Delivery Workplace in D.C.

    This report explores the many challenges that the instant delivery workplace in the Washington D.C. area poses to workers including health and safety, unpredictable and variable wages, and unpaid work.

    Contributing Authors

    • Katie Wells

      Katie Wells

      Fritz Fellow

    • Isabella Stratta

      Student Analyst

    Apr. 19, 2023

  • Architecting Effective Governance in ISCs

    Architecting Effective Governance in ISCs

    This case study examines the governance of ActivitySim — an open-source, activity-based travel behavior modeling tool developed and managed by a consortium-based ISC.

    Contributing Authors

    Feb. 27, 2023

  • Wielding a Theory of Change for Digital Transformation in Government

    Wielding a Theory of Change for Digital Transformation in Government

    This essay explores three realms where digital service teams might consider wielding a theory of change—internally, with partners, and with executives—and features advice and experiences from practitioners in the field.

    Contributing Authors

    Jan. 31, 2023

  • Digital Benefits Hub

    Digital Benefits Hub

    A first-of-its-kind, one-stop-shop that supports practitioners working through complexity to improve access to public benefits

    Contributing Authors

    Oct. 20, 2022

  • Higher Education Financing

    Higher Education Financing

    Based on the work of the Digital Benefits Network, the recommendations offered in this student publication focus on accessibility using human-centered design, using digitized policies, integrating and maintaining benefits.

    Contributing Authors

    • Elle Meyers

      Student Analyst

    Oct. 12, 2022

  • A Community Develops Data Resources with Congress

    A Community Develops Data Resources with Congress

    Two case examples of a member-convened Stakeholders, Individuals, Data, and Evidence (SIDE) Event to examine how a congressional staffer worked collaboratively with universities, organizations, and individuals to shape an information-gathering process. The staffer then structured the information to be compatible with the input formatting methods of Congress.

    Contributing Authors

    Sep. 14, 2022

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