Alicia Rouault

Alicia Rouault

Alicia Rouault leads the Digital Services Group at Boston’s Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC), a public agency that serves 101 cities and towns in Massachusetts.

Prior to MAPC, Alicia worked in San Francisco as Senior Advisor to the Executive Director at Code for America, a national leader in municipal innovation and technology. Alicia was CEO and co-founder of LocalData, a technology company that works with municipalities and universities to collect and understand urban data. Rouault has worked as a researcher with MIT’s Civic Data Design Lab and at the MIT Media Lab. Her academic background is in Political Science at University of Toronto, and in City and Regional Planning at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She is a winner of the 2012 Knight News Challenge for Data Innovation.

Alicia Rouault

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Meeting Youth Where They’re At: A User-Centered Approach to Boston’s Summer Jobs Program

In 2015, a team of government data and technology experts from MAPC and the City of Boston formed the Boston branch of the Civic Tech Data Collaborative (CTDC) to tackle the design of a more accessible youth employment system. After two years of cross-sector collaboration, the project is coming to a close with the release of an open source Youth Jobs Platform that has already had …

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