Seattle Confronts Housing Challenges with a Web-Based Geographic Approach
Seattle implemented a unique strategy to expand housing choices—relying on a new, interactive mapping website to guide consumers.
You Want to Innovate: How Do You Convince Your Manager?
Organizations that don’t innovate often fall behind. There are ways to overcome obstacles, though, and convince your manager to take a chance.
5 Tips for Using Data to Fuel Change at Your Agency
No agency has all aspects of data sharing down to a science, but we are seeing greater awareness around what data can do
Q&A: Federal Approach to the Opioid Crisis
As difficult as overcoming the opioid epidemic might seem, it is not impossible for state and local leaders.
Montana Maps Infrastructure Spending to Ensure Equity
Montana’s Department of Natural Resources and Conservation employed maps and dashboards to add transparency to the distribution of economic stimulus funds.
Advice for Job-Hunting Govies
GovLoop recently asked its readers to share their advice and tips for government employees looking for the next step in their careers
How to Run Psychologically Safe Meetings at Work Following These 9 Good Habits
Psychological safety can make workplace meetings open and productive—or, without it, can lead to low self-esteem and organizational risk, among other impacts. What does “psychological safety” actually mean anyway, and what nine tips can foster it?
How to Engage Neurodivergent Talent in the Government Workforce
Demystifying neurodiversity to drive government transformation is critical. Here are key factors framing the neurodiversity conversation.
Report: Malicious Actors Eye Vulnerabilities in Industrial Tech
For all of the industrial community’s achievements, its cybersecurity problems could significantly impact daily life in the U.S. A new report evaluates the trouble.
Are People at the Center of Your Modernization Efforts?
The phrase “government modernization” can seem to lack urgency — until you consider how it impacts people.