5 ‘Patchy’ Tips to Increase Your Online Audience
Learn how to make the most out of your online content.
Citizen Engagement
Where Do You Meet Strangers in Your City?
We grow the most in inclusive public spaces where people are different than us. How do we build these inclusive public spaces in our cities?
Introducing the Revolutionary Concept of ‘Journalism.Gov’
Govies can use the best practices of journalism to improve the quality of government communications.
Leaning Forward: Time To Get Involved
To recap, the first tenant Prop 435 stands for is crowd-sourcing the political agenda. We want to be true representatives of those we serve and work to combat the historical notion that we will serve ourselves.
Leaning Forward: Getting Millennials into Office
In the digital age when information and communication can come at such rapid rates, crowd-sourcing is an obvious next step in the evolution of our democracy.
Millennials: It’s Time to Lean Forward
We will not lean right, we will not lean left, but we must lean forward. The Millennial voice, along with many others, is not being heard or represented in our Nation’s highest governing body.
The Best Places to Work in the Federal Government in 2016
It’s starting to get to that time where reflection of the past year becomes a daily habit. We think about what went well, the mistakes we made, and what we could do better in the next year. And while there were a lot of downfalls this last year, there were also a lot of improvementsRead… Read more »
What Government Did Best in 2016, & Improvements for 2017
Looking towards 2017 as well, government employees will have to buckle down and keep up the good work.
The Top Priorities Government IT Needs to Address in 2017
While a new year can bring about hope for change in many government happenings, there are still open ends from 2016 that will need to be refocused on in this next year.
How Should Government Communicate With Citizens?
Citizens need to understand and measure the outcomes of policies we vote for. How can modern governments cut through the noise and speak effectively to the citizens they represent?