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News from the Network

Upcoming event, 24 Nov – ATI Masterclass: turning requests into reporting with Fiquem Sabendo

October 31, 2025

A behind-the-scenes look at how Fiquem Sabendo uses Brazil’s FOI law to unlock data and support investigative journalism.
Join us for a one-hour masterclass with Maria Vitória Ramos, Co-founder and Director of Fiquem Sabendo, Brazil’s pioneering transparency and access to information agency.

Sign up here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ati-masterclass-turning-requests-into-reporting-with-fiquem-sabendo-tickets-1921635787369?aff=ATICoPPage

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Upcoming event, 11 Nov – Networked auditors: crowdsourcing and community-led ATI

October 31, 2025

Join us to discover how three organisations are using crowdsourcing and ATI laws to uncover data, monitor public projects, and drive accountability.

Sign up here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/networked-auditors-crowdsourcing-and-community-led-ati-tickets-1921448798079?aff=ATICoPpage

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Putting transparency to the test: evaluating FOI in practice

September 25, 2025

An ATI Community of Practice meeting to learn how we can effectively evaluate the implementation of Access to Information legislation.

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Who are we?

mySociety is proud to be a member of an active and ambitious global network of organisations working to promote and strengthen Access To Information rights across the world. We meet regularly, to share best practice, collaborate on ATI campaigns, and improve our own skills through one-to-one mentorships.

The ATI Network Community of Practice includes:

A map of ATI Network members across Africa, Europe, and North & South America

Recent meetings and learning events

Putting transparency to the test: evaluating FOI in practice

September 25, 2025

An ATI Community of Practice meeting to learn how we can effectively evaluate the implementation of Access to Information legislation.

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The current state of open government and digital transparency in the Netherlands

June 11, 2025

In this TICTeC 2025 presentation, discover three of Open State Foundation’s most impactful pro-democracy projects in the Netherlands, including a search tool to make documents of all levels of government more findable; research on late responses to Access to Information requests; and open calendars of ministerial meetings that anyone can subscribe to.

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How do you know if your work is making an impact?

June 11, 2025

mySociety and OpenUp worked closely with SPOON and the Átlátszónet Foundation, both organisations focus on improving access to government information, to explore a critical but often overlooked question: How do you know if your projects are actually making a difference?

In this insightful TICTeC session, SPOON and the Átlátszónet Foundation share their hands-on experiences, practical methodologies, and key findings from their efforts to —for the first time— track and measure the impact of their projects.

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Training resources

Impact Measuring Workshop from OpenUp ZA

November 27, 2024

A 45 minute workshop given by OpenUp ZA on creating and using impact measures for advocacy and campaign work

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Creating Datasets with FOI Data

March 21, 2024

A blog post about the training on creating datasets from FOI data

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