Current State Assessment Ahead? Get Ready to Rock the Boat!
Assessments of the “current state” are an important element of a change initiative. These tips can make them effective, positive experiences.
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Gratitude: Why It Matters and How to Discover It in Everyday Life
Appreciating good things in your life, however small, can profoundly impact your well-being. Here’s why gratitude is so important, as well as 10 simple ways to practice it.
How to Build a Content Library for Government Programs (and Foster Public Trust)
Learn how to turning government policies and programs into an accessible resource library filled with checklists, FAQs, and guides
Lessons From State and Local Experts
Three state and local experts share lessons they’ll carry forward into 2025.
Better Communications Tops Data To-Do List
Mallory Bateman, Director of Demographic Research with the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute talks about how data can inform policy development.
An Engaging Strategy for Audience Outreach
Improving public trust and engagement doesn’t happen by chance. It requires a strategy, a clear metric for success, and data to benchmark against.
AI and the Public Sector: Navigating Ethics and Innovation by 2030
AI in the public sector promises transformative efficiency and improved citizen outcomes, but governments must balance innovation with ethics, transparency, and privacy to unlock its full potential responsibly.
The Balancing Act: Recalibrating Your Leadership Style
Is your leadership style tipping the scales? Discover the telltale signs of an unbalanced leadership approach and learn how to recalibrate for success.
Communicating Change: How to Guide the Public Through Transition
Change is not easy, but thoughtful communication can make it manageable — for your agency and the citizens you serve. Read how government agencies can clearly communicate change in times of transition.
Are We Setting New Supervisors Up for Success?
Organizations often fail to adequately prepare new supervisors for success, which affects both human and financial capital. But investing in structured, pre-supervisory leadership development programs can make a world of difference.