Fridays · 10:00–10:55am EST
Exploring blockchain for public-sector impact
We're a cross-sector working group documenting use cases, tracking legislation, and building shared knowledge around blockchain in government. This site is our living record—join the conversation or browse what we've built.
Ways to Get Involved
- • Add a case study or use case
- • Update agenda items for upcoming Fridays
- • Share an event or resource with the group
- • Propose a topic or volunteer a speaker
No long-term obligations—drop in, react, or share a link.
New to GitHub? Start here.
GitHub isn't only a developer tool. It's where versioned documents live and change in the open: code, standards, and even law (the DC Code is published on GitHub). You only need four ideas, and none of them require writing code.
- Issue
- A conversation thread. Ask a question, suggest a topic, or share a link.
- Comment
- Reply on an issue, just like a discussion forum.
- Edit
- Click the pencil icon on any file to propose a change. GitHub turns it into a pull request for review.
- History
- Every change records who made it, when, and why. Nothing is lost.
Still stuck? Ask on the Friday call and a group member can walk you through it.
Working Group Products
- Resources Publications and standards Government publications, standards, and reference materials for blockchain and digital identity in the public sector.
- Use Cases Blockchain pilots and proposals Real-world case studies, success criteria, and lessons learned from public-sector blockchain projects.
- Sandbox Technologies and demo projects Hands-on demos, proof-of-concept tools, and technology explorations from the working group.
- Legislation Legislation watchlist Track bills and regulatory actions affecting blockchain adoption in government.
- Playbook Blockchain Playbook Step-by-step guidance for evaluating, piloting, and scaling blockchain in government — published by the working group.
Who this meeting is for
- • Public-sector leaders exploring blockchain pilots or policy impacts
- • Technologists and architects with practical DLT/VC/ZKP experience
- • Compliance, audit, and security professionals mapping controls to blockchain
- • Researchers and standards participants (W3C, IETF, ISO, NIST)
- • Anyone with a use case, question, or demo offer
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