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Meghan Stuessy

Analyst at the Congressional Research Service, focused on Government Information and Access Policy

I work with members of Congress and their staff to understand executive branch practices. I believe that helping staffers understand the issues by providing them the best information available yields the best results for all Americans. My areas of expertise center on government information and access policy, and my publications may be retrieved through crsreports.congress.gov. Please include a short note if seeking to connect.

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Feb 27 · linkedin

Hi all,

On March 6, CRS is hosting a Government Transparency and Privacy Office Hours in preparation for Sunshine Week! Please be sure to stop by and say hello (or to ask us records, data, or cybersecurity questions).

Note: this event is only for congressional staff. Non-congressional staff can bug us through alternative means. 😊

https://lnkd.in/gFy7-MaJ

Mar 31 · linkedin

Colleagues--I'm pleased to share that my report, "Access to Government Information: An Overview," has been published. The report contains information on FOIA, the Privacy Act, the Sunshine Act, and of course, FACA. Enjoy!

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Experience

Analyst in Government Organization and Management at Congressional Research Service
Graduate Fellow, Legislative Reference Division at White House Office of Management and Budget

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, College of the Holy Cross
Master of Arts, American Government, Georgetown University

Location

Alexandria, VA, United States