UPCOMING EVENTS

Speed Networking Webinar 7.3.25

Join us as we highlight the newly released RFS topic listed below with a networking event!

Topic: Secure Multiparty Computation: A Case Study and Linking State and Federal Data to Strengthen Federal Program Evaluation

Date: July 3, 2025
Time: 1 PM ET
Registration Link: https://ati.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/SznZEu2RTFyRBYmkmdXkFQ

How does “Speed Networking” work?

Speed networking events aim to help organizations find potential partners for Request for Solutions. Each presenting organization will have a maximum of three minutes to highlight its capabilities and specify if they are looking to serve as a prime contractor, subcontractor, or either.

The event is scheduled for one hour; however, the total time will depend on the number of presenting participants.

  • If you would like to present, please annotate this while registering for the event.
  • If you prefer, you are welcome to listen without participating.
  • Click here for an example template slide that you may use.
  • We will proceed through the list of organizations in alphabetical order. The host will show the list of organizations at the start of the event.
  • Q&A will not be permitted during the Speed Networking event.
  • The slide deck and attendee list will be available on the Member’s Only site following the webinar.

Presenter Instructions:

  • The host will introduce each presenter. Please unmute yourself to begin your presentation.
  • Send your slide to ADC@ati.org by 10 am prior to the event.
  • Please provide your organization’s POC information on the slide for potential partners to make contact.

Please get in touch with us at ADC@ati.org if you have any questions.

Speed Networking Webinar 7.8.25

Join us as we highlight the newly released RFS topic listed below with a networking event!

Topic: Measuring Large Language Model Understanding of Federal Statistical Data

Date: July 8, 2025
Time: 1 PM ET
Registration Link: https://ati.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/ErKJcVR5R4aQxUOnAtsu-Q

How does “Speed Networking” work?

Speed networking events aim to help organizations find potential partners for Request for Solutions. Each presenting organization will have a maximum of three minutes to highlight its capabilities and specify if they are looking to serve as a prime contractor, subcontractor, or either.

The event is scheduled for one hour; however, the total time will depend on the number of presenting participants.

  • If you would like to present, please annotate this while registering for the event.
  • If you prefer, you are welcome to listen without participating.
  • Click here for an example template slide that you may use.
  • We will proceed through the list of organizations in alphabetical order. The host will show the list of organizations at the start of the event.
  • Q&A will not be permitted during the Speed Networking event.
  • The slide deck and attendee list will be available on the Member’s Only site following the webinar.

Presenter Instructions:

  • The host will introduce each presenter. Please unmute yourself to begin your presentation.
  • Send your slide to ADC@ati.org by 10 am prior to the event.
  • Please provide your organization’s POC information on the slide for potential partners to make contact.

Please get in touch with us at ADC@ati.org if you have any questions.

PAST EVENTS

  • National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics (NCSES) Webinar – November 14, 2024
  • Project Update Webinar: Privacy Preserving Technologies – October 29, 2024
    • Watch the Webinar (Coming Soon)
    • View Presentation (Coming Soon)
    • Questions and Answers (Coming Soon)
  • Idea Bank Workshop – March 26, 2024
    • This participatory workshop provided an overview of the Idea Bank submissions that we have received. Subject matter experts, members of the ADC and any interested person were welcome to participate in the breakout sessions. Possible future project opportunities were explored based on the following topics:
      • Artificial Intelligence (AI): Incorporating AI in data collection, access, linkage, and standards.
      • Data Standardization: Establishing Government-wide standardization of metadata, data schemas, and technical documentation.
      • Data Access: Overcoming challenges to data sharing to improve access.
  • America’s DataHub Consortium Networking Webinar – December 13, 2023 
    • On December 13th, 2023, a Networking Webinar was held for ADC members, Government, and other organizations interested in learning more about the ADC member capabilities that can be leveraged in future proposals. ADC teambuilding opportunities were also presented.
      As the federal sponsors for the ADC, Dr. May Aydin kicked off the webinar with a brief overview of how the National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics within the National Science Foundation is utilizing the ADC to support initiatives within NCSES, NSF and across the federal data ecosystem. ATI also reviewed lessons learned from past solicitations and resources available to members to support teambuilding.
    • To view the presentation and watch the recording: Log in to the Members Only Site
  • 2022 FCSM Research & Policy Conference – October 25–27, 2022, Washington Convention Center, Washington D.C.
    • The FBSE project performers spoke as part of a panel discussion at this event. Learn More
  • govmates ATI Consortia Matchmaking in DC – October 10, 2022, Marriott Marquis – Liberty Salons MNOP (Convention Center) Washington, DC
    • This was for ATI Consortia Members only. Learn More
  • America’s DataHub Consortium Innovation Challenge – September 27, 2022, Gaylord National Convention Center and Hotel, National Harbor
  • Artificial Intelligence for Enhancing Data Quality, Standardization, and Integration for Federal Statistics (AI-DQSI-24) and AI-Ready Data Products to Facilitate Discovery and Use (AI-RD-24) – July 1, 2024
  • Creation of Synthetic Data and Development and Use of Verification Metrics (Survey of Earned Doctorates) (SEDSyn-23), Utilizing Privacy Preserving Record Linkage to Link Data from Two Federal Statistical Agencies (NCSES/NCHS) (PPRL1-23), Utilizing Privacy Preserving Record Linkage with Parent Agency Data and Statistical Agency to Inform Programs and Policies (NCSES/NSF) (PPRL2-23) – June 26, 2023

To access the presentation slides and attendee lists from previous Speed Networking events, please log in to the Member Only Site.

  • Fraud in Public Healthcare Programs: Developing Fraud Detection Models with Linked Data; Future Directions for Data  Collection Frames and Novel Estimation Strategies; The Federal Data Usage Platform (DUP): a Shared Federal Asset – June 24, 2025
  • Modeling the Criminal Case Process with State and Local Data (MCCP-25) – June 3, 2025
  • Providing Customer Service for a National Secure Data Service through a Data Concierge (PCS-DCS-25) – May 20, 2025
  • Artificial Intelligence for Enhancing Data Quality, Standardization, and Integration for Federal Statistics (AI-DQSI-24) and AI-Ready Data Products to Facilitate Discovery and Use (AI-RD-24) – July 2, 2024
  • Synthetic Data Generation with Large, Real-World Data (DG-RWD-24) – June 25, 2024
  • Engaging Policy Stakeholders to Inform a Future National Secure Data Service (EPS-24) – June 21, 2024
  • Data Integration to Estimate Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Attrition and Workforce Supply A Pilot Approach (STEM-24) – June 17, 2024
  • Building Capacity for State, Local, and Territorial Governments to Use Administrative Data for Evidence-Building (ADEB-24) – May 14, 2024
  • Data Access Alternatives Artificial Intelligence Supported Interfaces (DAA-24) – April 23, 2024
  • Informing Evidence-Building Capacity among State, Local, Territorial, and Tribal Governments within a National Secure Data Service (IEBC-24) – February 16, 2024
  •  Secure Compute Environment Testbed for a National Secure Data Service (SCET-24) – February 13, 2024