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Celebrating Diversity in Shrinking Cities
Shrinking cities are transforming in many ways. The historical tapestry of these cities is evidence of this immigration. …
United, We Stand…
As we reflect on the new “normal” of society caused by the novel 2019 Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, there are many steps we can take to fortify the public health sector.…
Trial By Television: Indian Talk Shows and Social Change
It is not often that daytime television talk shows are discussed in tandem with social progress. Satyamev Jayate, an Indian daytime talk show, however, discusses and mobilizes the Indian public…
Effective Leaders Build the Best Teams by Not Always Having All the Answers
When leaders show they are willing to admit they don’t have all the answers, they can foster teams that practice better decisionmaking and create greater levels of trust. …
The Dark Side of Density: Coronavirus Pandemic Exposes the Risks of High Population Density
The coronavirus pandemic offers an opportunity to reflect on the multi-faceted nature of urbanization and the threats to people, the built and natural environment and the public service provision that…
7 Strategies for Resilient Leadership
The COVID-19 virus has left its mark on each of us and at some level, we are all left feeling a bit more vulnerable. To navigate these uncertain times, resilient…
Going Virtual: How Will Virtual K-12 Education Look at Scale?
There is no playbook for what virtual schooling at scale should look like. Regardless, this crisis is a moment for us to try new things in public education, learn from…
Two Crises and the Response in 2020
As we look to the future, we must properly prepare for the next few months and the tentative steps toward expanding the range of activity outside the home. This includes…
The Wind Beneath Our Wings
This article is devoted to a few of the public sector heroes who have lost their lives serving us during this pandemic. …
Digital Transformation in Government Should Start with Low-Code and No-Code Development
We can encourage government workers’ innovation by giving them low-code and no-code tools. A digital transformation starting from the grassroots may be the best way to reshape government.…
National Memo Day—Make a Note, Please!
Within public administration and private enterprise, mass communication methods are certainly warranted and reach large audiences with a single mouse click. There are times, however, when a personable handwritten memo…
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