J.B. Wogan

Leading communications at the Data Foundation. Former host of Mathematica's #OnTheEvidence podcast. Also, a proud dad, recovering reporter & tennis enthusiast.

[J.B. Wogan @JBWogan]

I'm hosting a new podcast for the @data_foundation called Data for the People! We explore the national data infrastructure that powers daily life but is hard to see and even harder to appreciate. Learn more here: https://t.co/rUrjJBZs3k

[xbrlus @xbrlus]

Check out this #podcast on the Case for Standardizing the Way We Report #Climate and #Environmental Data from the @data_foundation Climate Data Collaborative: https://t.co/vDUJm0u8ff @xbrlus

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

Our 2026 Data Summit is two weeks away! If you haven’t secured your spot yet for this full-day convening on Thursday, June 4, in Washington, D.C., now is the time: https://t.co/SLiCd0Drww

[xbrlus @xbrlus]

Be sure to register for the @data_foundation 2026 Data Summit, Thursday June 4 in Washington, DC, focusing on public data as a strategic infrastructure. Get details and register now: https://t.co/f8aSxlUaGL

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

New @PolicyViz podcast: The rapidly changing landscape of federal data and statistical agencies
Our President & CEO @NickRHart discusses what's been happening behind the scenes as agencies face staffing cuts, data removals, and political pressure 🧵

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

On the latest episode of the Data Foundation podcast, David Dutwin of @NORCNews draws on recent survey findings for @AmstatNews to reflect on people’s trust in federal data, institutions, and one another: https://t.co/dkhQOMjBzY

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

Don't miss the next edition of the Data Foundation's monthly newsletter, featuring fresh analysis and commentary about open data & evidence-informed policy. Subscribe here: https://t.co/ywk6yZLfTb

[NORC @NORCNews]

Only 37 percent of U.S. adults believe federal statistics are generally accurate. NORC's David Dutwin joined the @data_foundation's Data for the People! podcast to discuss what Americans think about federal data and the agencies that produce it.

Hear the full conversation: https://t.co/85ZFcwPIsK

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

On this week's episode of Management Matters, a podcast from @napawash, our very own @NickRHart talks with @rich_coffin of @USAFacts about what's new and exciting in the enormous and expanding universe of government data. https://t.co/RxYirzVZ72

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

📢 Federal agencies publish evidence plans, evaluation reports, and data governance guidance across dozens of websites. There's no centralized place to find it all.

We're changing that with the Evidence Act Hub.

Join our webinar to learn more: https://t.co/IczWp1kwCL

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

📣 Which national datasets deliver the greatest value to the American people? We want your input. Our new People's Data 100 initiative combines broad community input with expert evaluation to answer this question systematically. Here's how it works 🧵

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

UPDATE: Our webinar on the Evidence Act's Public Trust Rule, which is co-hosted by @theNASEM, has confirmed speakers, including Katharine Abraham, the chair of The National Academies' Committee on National Statistics. Register👉 https://t.co/WVnRi74ynn

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

"We can't let perfect be the enemy of the good." At a recent event, leaders across insurance, VC, and climate science agreed: we need BOTH long-term observations and innovative new data sources to manage climate risk. The Climate Data Collaborative is building those connections.

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

A new blog from @jbwogan summarizes key takeaways from our webinar on changes to the federal data ecosystem, including https://t.co/p4YX2Y1wQ1, in 2025: https://t.co/QNV2HHERPz

[Data Foundation @data_foundation]

The Data Foundation is monitoring the October 10 reduction-in-force (RIF) notices affecting approximately 4,300-4,400 federal employees across multiple agencies, with particular focus on impacts to data, evidence, and science infrastructure. https://t.co/48ec9hOijz

[Nick Hart, PhD @NickRHart]

Data Foundation tracking Oct 10 RIF impacts: ~4,300 fed employees affected. Major impacts at CDC/NCHS vital records, IRS IT/HR, SAMHSA, ACF, & more. Share info on data infrastructure impacts: [email protected] or https://t.co/XQJfre6aWo (anonymous) #OpenData

[Stefanie DeLuca @Stefanie_DeLuca]

We are hiring...at the new Hopkins School of Government and Policy! Come join us for a once in a lifetime opportunity to build from scratch something extraordinary, when we need it most, in this
unprecedented moment.

Assistant Professor: https://t.co/VQNHfkXDlK

Associate and Full Professor: https://t.co/wtSgn5ktY7

[Adam Coyne @adamcoyne]

💡 From helping reduce healthcare costs to strengthening trade ecosystems, Mathematica's newly released Impact Report highlights how we're turning data and evidence into action that improves public well-being.

📊 Explore the full report ➡️ https://t.co/BeNZ3BhM7L

[J.B. Wogan @JBWogan]

Proud to have led the latest effort to capture stories of impact from @MathematicaNow's work with public agencies and philanthropy across the U.S. and around the world: https://t.co/1hNkiJFopY

[J.B. Wogan @JBWogan]

One of my favorite @MathematicaNow 2024 podcasts: Taking stock of how public health data gets reported in all 50 states+DC, w/a focus on the role of state policy in requiring/encouraging faster, more complete reporting. @pewtrusts @CSTEnews @AIRA_ImmReg https://t.co/qQQs0L87Bm