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How Can Social Marketing Help Reduce Fentanyl Overdose Deaths?
A campaign was produced by C+C, a communications agency, with major elements including paid media and a website to educate audiences about how to recognize signs of an overdose and…
Feeling the Heat: Seeking Public Perceptions of Climate Change
By listening to their constituents, consulting polls such as the ones cited in this article and staying up-to-date on the latest climate change developments, policymakers can help ensure that climate-related…
Naively Optimistic Thoughts on Budgeting
My ultimate hope is that better presentation of, and interaction with, local budgets has a disarming effect on those most skeptical of local government. …
Leadership Unraveled: Thriving by Adapting to Complex Challenges
As public leadership evolves and we collectively look for alternatives to authoritative leadership that is inclusive of multiple perspectives and experiences, adaptive leadership is a tool that should be included…
Rethinking the Role of the Government Middle Manager
Hopefully, the Federal government and other governments realize the imperative to re-envision the government middle manager role.…
2030 Now
Now is the time for public administrators to start helping local communities, counties and states get permanently organized for the 2030 census and those to follow. We are too big…
ASPA and TEXAS CPM: A Strategic Partnership
The ASPA-Texas CPM agreement serves as a model for other statewide CPM programs in the United States.…
Best Practices in Title IX Case Management for Institutions of Higher Education
It is essential that we lean on data and institutions’ best practices to not only develop robust, effective investigation processes, but ultimately cultivate supportive, safe learning environments for students.…
Public Sector Recruitment and Retention: A Workforce Permanently Changed by COVID-19
Moving forward, public administrators must look carefully at how they deliver on their organization’s mission and values. Simply allowing the pandemic to pass without making concrete changes is a missed…
Reconfiguration of the Public Sector: Adapting Government to the Fast-Paced Technological Landscape
Advanced-technology methods and modern technologies have the potential to enable governments to make changes that streamline procedures, raise levels of government performance and ensure optimal allocation of resources. …
AI-Assisted Decisions: The Role of Expert Judgment
However, it is essential to bear in mind that AI cannot completely replace the expert judgment of humans.…
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