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Mourning and Reflections in the Time of COVID-19
In the next international medical emergency, policymakers need to go beyond existing cooperation mechanisms, and be more collaborative about research and more equitable about sharing resources. Ongoing vaccine diplomacies should…
Planning Ahead for a Change in Leadership
Creating a succession plan with qualified individuals is tantamount to the success of an organization, and requires serious consideration to implement correctly.…
The Black American Middle Class
Although gaps have narrowed, geographic segregation continues on a national level. What are we to make of this, and how do public administrators address important issues as we work to…
A Celebration of Women
Like in many industries, public administration has been dominated primarily by men. Through the advocacy efforts against discriminatory practices and policies, women have gained increased access to positions of leadership…
Leadership for Change: Adaptive Thinking
Our success is dependent on finding the means to adapt. The challenges of developing a culture of adaptive leadership are notable, but overcoming these challenges might contribute to powerful outcomes…
Justice, Warning Lights and Organizational Capacity
The subjects of justice and equity are experiencing a surge in public administration. We do not typically discuss the health and sustainability of public institutions themselves to survive and thrive…
I Teach… Therefore I Am
There is a lot of opportunity in K-12 education for non-traditional people to join, learn and find fulfillment. Teacher education programs looking to expand their enrollments might look to identify…
Navigating Conflict in These Uncertain Times
For public administrators, successfully navigating conflict needn’t be a vain hope, but rather a goal that’s actualized through ethical leadership.…
Promoting Equity and Reducing Disparities in COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts
As we look to the future, we as a nation must work harder to ensure that communities of color are not left behind in vaccination efforts.…
Clubhouse and Voice in Public Affairs
Citizens’ voice is a much-studied concept in public administration, and a much-needed accountability mechanism for keeping governments in check. From here stems the interest in the mobile app known as…
Changing the Lives of Public Housing Residents
The Sacramento Housing and Rehabilitation Agency (SHRA) works hard to ensure that its employees see how their work connects to the Agency’s mission. The result is a highly engaged workforce.…
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