Sprints
Learn about sprints and how we tackle national challenges.
Sprints are 12-week product development cycles that bring together tech teams and collaborators to build public-facing digital products using open data.
Past Sprints
Over the years, The Opportunity Project has partnered with other federal agencies to identify critical national challenges. Browse past problem statements from 2016-2020 here.
Workforce
Education
Housing
2020 Census
Equity
Engaging Communities in the Census
Promoting Health and Wellbeing Nationwide
Agency
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the U.S. Surgeon General
Year
2016
Increasing Safety and Mobility Across the Nation
Identifying Equity Scores and Gaps
Small Town Resource Guide
Promoting Access to and Interest in STEM Fields
Helping States Develop Education Report Cards
Using AI to Connect Veterans with Registered Apprenticeships
Accessing Apprenticeships
Connecting Americans to Skills and Jobs
Supporting Decision-Making for Student Sub-populations and their Families
Agency
U.S. Department of Education, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Year
2016
Reimaging Civics Education for a New Generation
Agency
U.S. Department of State
Year
2020
Youth Homelessness
Veterans Homelessness and Employment
Policymakers, and Front Line Providers
Agency
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Year
2016
Bridging the Digital Divide
Increasing Digital Literacy
Promoting 2020 Census Jobs
Inclusive and Creative 2020 Census Data Engagement
Improving Data Literacy Using Decennial Census Data
Assisting Businesses, Community, and State/Local Government Leaders to Make Critical Decisions Using Decennial Data
Reaching Hard-to-Count Communities
Agency
U.S. Census Bureau
Year
2019