Ways to take part in SEDI
States, organizations, and individuals each have a part to play. Pick the path that fits you.
For states, organizations, and individuals
States
Legislators, legislative staff, governors' offices, and state agencies.
WHAT CAN YOU DO
- Start from the model legislation and adapt it to your state.
- Compare notes with states working through the same questions.
- Bring your team to the SEDI Summit, November 17th-19th in Park City
Organizations
Banks, health systems, retailers, civil liberties groups, researchers, and technology providers.
WHAT CAN YOU DO
- Start from the model legislation and adapt it to your state.
- Compare notes with states working through the same questions.
- Bring your team to the SEDI Summit, November 17th-19th in Park City
Individuals
Anyone who carries an ID, and anyone who helps someone else manage theirs.
WHAT CAN YOU DO
- Start from the model legislation and adapt it to your state.
- Compare notes with states working through the same questions.
- Bring your team to the SEDI Summit, November 17th-19th in Park City
Sign up for SEDI 101 and Updates
We are starting regular SEDI 101 sessions and open office hours for legislators, legislative staff, and state agencies. Sign up and we will email you the details for the next one. Anyone can sign up for occasional updates.
SEDI 101
A plain-language walk through the model legislation and how SEDI works.
Office Hours
Bring your state's questions to people who have worked through them.
Consortium Meetings
For states taking part in the consortium and states thinking about joining.
“We need other states to join together and show that we have enough of a consortium to get attention from the big players.”
Eric Jorgensen
Director, Arizona Motor Vehicle Division
From: Why it takes more than one state · 2025 SEDI Summit
Talk with the consortium
Tell us who you are and what you are working on. Someone from the consortium will follow up.
Summit
Where states work out digital identity policy