Advocating for Federal Vaccine Credential System Standards

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Advocating for Federal Vaccine Credential System Standards

By Elizabeth Nash, Ladan Nasserian, Brian Sager, and Tony Sebro

This policy brief suggests that the federal government establish technical and equity standards for all vaccine credentials developed by the public and private sectors. Instead of having the State of Outdoorsville invest resources in research and development of a standalone Outdoorsville credential, it should advocate for federal standards.

This brief was completed as part of a project for the 2021 Tech Executive Leadership Initiative (TELI), hosted in conjunction with the Tech Talent Project.

See the Project