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+The **Center for an Informed Public** is an American interdisciplinary think tank in [[united_states:washington:Seattle]], [[united_states:Washington]]. It is based out of the [[University of Washington]].
+===== Organization =====
+The center is a collaboration between [[Human Centered Design & Engineering]], the [[University of Washington Information School]] and the [[University of Washington School of Law]].((//About.// Center for an Informed Public. Retrieved June 12, 2023, from https://web.archive.org/web/20230612234843/https://www.cip.uw.edu/about/))
+==== Funding ====
+The center is funded by:
+<WRAP column col4>
+  * [[AARP Washington]]
+  * [[BECU]]
+  * [[Craig Newmark Philanthropies]]
+  * [[Election Trust Initiative]]
+  * [[Institute of Museum and Library Services]] (IMLS)
+  * [[Knight Foundation]]
+  * [[Microsoft]]
+  * [[National Science Foundation]] (NSF)
+  * [[Omidyar Network]]
+  * [[Social Science Research Council]] (SSRC)
+  * [[State of Washington]]
+  * [[Technology & Social Change Group]] (TASCHA)
+  * [[University of Washington Public Health Initiative]]
+  * [[William and Flora Hewlett Foundation]]
+</WRAP>
+==== Partners ====
+Partners of the center include:
+  * [[Center for Studies in Demography & Ecology]]
+  * [[Data Science and Analytics Lab]]
+  * [[Emerging Capacities of Mass Participation Lab]] (emCOMP)
+  * [[Evans School of Public Policy & Governance]]
+  * [[Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies]]
+  * [[KUOW]]
+  * [[Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering]]
+  * [[Tech Policy Lab]]
+  * [[University of Washington Continuum College]]
+  * [[University of Washington Department of Biology]]
+The center is a member of the [[Public Technology Leadership Collaborative]], through which it also partners with:
+  * [[Edward R. Murrow College of Communication]]
+  * [[Election Integrity Partnership]] (EIP)
+  * [[Pacific Science Center]]
+  * [[Radio Television Digital News Association]] (RTDNA)
+  * [[Teachers for an Informed Policy]] (TiP)
+  * [[The Trust Project]]
+  * [[Washington Library Association]]
+  * [[Washington State University Vancouver]]
+===== External links =====
+  * [[https://www.linkedin.com/company/uwcip/|LinkedIn]]
+  * [[https://www.cip.uw.edu/|Website]]