Nava PBC presents

Public Digital Services Summit

Two days of practical ideas for making government services simpler, more resilient, and more human.

Better services are built together.

Government leaders, community partners, researchers, and technologists will share what it takes to deliver durable public services at scale.

Learn in the openSee working approaches, honest lessons, and reusable tools—not polished case studies alone.
Connect the workMove between policy, delivery, research, and technology without losing sight of the people services are for.
Leave with a next stepEach session closes with a practical idea your team can test, adapt, or share.

One summit, three connected tracks.

01

Human-centered delivery

Research, accessibility, and service design practices that reduce burden for residents and frontline staff.

02

Open source & data

Modular technology, shared digital public goods, interoperability, and responsible data practices.

03

Program outcomes

Turning implementation evidence into stronger decisions, measurable impact, and sustainable programs.

Two days, one shared conversation.

In-person sessions include structured networking. Select talks are available live on Zoom for registered virtual participants.

Welcome and opening keynote

Making government services simple and effective—at scale.

In person + Zoom

Lightning talks: Learning in the open

Five field-tested ideas from agency, community, and technology leaders.

In person + Zoom

Track sessions

Choose human-centered delivery, open source and data, or program outcomes.

In person

Community reception

Informal connections across agencies, partners, and practitioners.

In person

People working across the whole service.

A curated mix of leaders and practitioners who care about public outcomes—and know that implementation is the work.

Federal agencies
State & local teams
Community partners
Civic technologists
Researchers
Nava practitioners

Choose the sessions that fit your work.

Your registration keeps both days, attendance mode, and track preferences together—so your agenda stays simple even when the event isn’t.

Space for the in-person gathering is limited. Virtual access is available for selected sessions.