Sharing insights on civic tech, digital transformation, and building platforms for the public interest
Speaking engagements at conferences, universities, and professional events on civic technology, open data, and digital government.
Panel discussion on using data-driven approaches to address housing instability, predict homelessness risk, and prepare for federal policy changes in uncertain times.
Workshop demonstrating state-ready, advanced AI workflows including vibe-coding websites, regulation-aware chatbots, and practical guardrails for bringing AI from concept to production in government settings.
Lightning talk introducing a spatial risk modeling project to assess how vulnerable New Jersey communities are to opiate overdoses based on built environment, socio-demographic factors, and integrated data sources.
Workshop training researchers and students on using GitHub for academic data science workflows, automated data acquisition, and web publishing.
Webinar on leveraging FOIA laws as research tools, covering best practices for obtaining government data and data science workflows for processing public records.
In-depth conversations about building civic technology, government modernization, and the intersection of policy and code.
Discussion with DCA leadership on the vital role of data-driven insights in decision-making, and the innovative tools being used to collect, analyze, and share data more effectively across the department.
Media coverage of civic technology projects and digital government initiatives.
Coverage of receiving the Governor's Team of Excellence Award for A4/S50 affordable housing data implementation work at NJDCA.
In-depth profile of OPRAmachine's seven-year impact on New Jersey transparency and the platform's transition to new leadership under Charlie Kratovil.
Coverage of Rozzi's decision to transition leadership of OPRAmachine after six years, highlighting his legacy and impact on government transparency in New Jersey.
TechDirt coverage of OPRAmachine creator Gavin Rozzi's legal victory establishing Section 230 protections for public records platforms hosting third-party government content.
Honors recognizing contributions to civic technology, journalism, and government innovation.
Recognized as part of the A4-S50 implementation team for building data infrastructure supporting New Jersey's landmark affordable housing law.
Won first place in the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's GIS mapping contest for innovative spatial analysis and visualization.
Available for conference talks, podcast interviews, and expert commentary on: