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Does Congress Have the Constitutional Authority To Regulate the Justices of the United Supreme Court?
Whatever the outcome of Congress’s debate with Justice Alito, we will be breaking new constitutional and political ground just as we have done with the legal debate over mid-decade redistricting…
Powering Progress: The Digital Renaissance in Public Sector Tech
We must prioritize thoughtful and responsible implementation of technology as we navigate this digital frontier. At the heart of this evolution must be a commitment to the public good, ensuring…
It’s Too Darn Hot
Above all, we need to convince the public how dangerous the heat is and what they can do to protect themselves...Resistance to adapting to a changed environment cost untold lives…
Regional Governance Challenges and Opportunities—Part Two
A strong argument can be made that a framework for growth and development should be formulated at a regional level and consistency of local development with the framework required. …
Equitable Tech Landscapes: A Servant Leadership Approach to Conquering Data Deserts
By employing strategic interventions guided by servant leadership principles, data deserts can evolve into vibrant oases of innovation that can lay the foundation for a more inclusive and empowered future…
Six Paramount Pillars for Communities to Thrive
At-risk communities heavily rely on the socio-ecological model and public services to progress. Therefore, it is crucial to set up six pillars of support to ensure their prosperity.…
Using Metacognitive Tools to Facilitate Professional Growth
In a world where being innovative, solving [wicked] problems and/or being good communicators and collaborators are important to the livelihood of an organization, I submit that evaluating how we think,…
Substance Over Marketing: The Economics of Public Memory
Future’s eye will look back on today’s political commotion and see the degree to which inconsolable misery produced democracy’s angriest years. Years that strangely embraced separation and withdrawal.…
Nurturing Nature
We can assess responsibility for our past ecological challenges, but going forward leaders and citizens need to carefully manage our role in nurturing nature now and into the future. …
First Responders and the Bias Factor in Performance
Professional first responders interact with the community often and, thus, need to explore any biases they may have to ensure they always serve the public with professional compassion.…
AI and Social Studies—Working Together!
My carefully considered opinion (in other words, first blush) is that AI is here to stay—therefore, we must investigate it, work to understand its capabilities and begin to ponder how…
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