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The White House is ushering a new normal when it comes the federal government's data. The new policy is forcing agencies to make data accessible and open. We go over the new openness plan with the Sunlight's policy director, John Wonderlich.…
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Looking forward to XJamGov
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In the first week of June, I’ll be attending XJamGov, a global service jam event which will be hosted at County Hall in Exeter and organised…
Default Open Data - For Real This Time
The White House is ushering a new normal when it comes the federal government's data.
The administration's new policy and executive order are the forcing functions to make data accessible and open that has been missing over the last…
Seven Mentors for Government Officials
Warning: Read with care. The thoughts shared below are not intended for everyone. The ideas that follow are meant for local government public officials and career professionals who really want to make a difference.
People often comment on the significant accomplishments I have made in my life. Though I am not sure any of my accomplishments are…
Protected: 05.22.13 Carolina MPA Job Postings
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Our Future Workforce - Enabled by Today’s Technology
The FOSE convention was held this month, and I had the pleasure of moderating a panel on the future of the workforce—specifically how technology is changing the work environment and will enable people to succeed within it.
There were four technologies that I saw as coalescing to transform the workplace: Mobility, meaning both the end-devices that people use, but also the infrastructure (more wifi, better security for information) they run…
Network, collaborate, and innovate at CityCamp NC
Have a great idea to improve your city? Want to flex your creative and/or techie muscles? Want to spend two days networking, collaborating and maybe win some cash?
CityCamp NC, an event to promote citizen participation and innovation, will be held on May 30-31 at the James B. Hunt Jr. Library on the NC State University Campus in Raleigh. CityCamp NC will be followed by a National Day…
Free EEO Webinar Today, 5/22 @ 2:00 (EST), Federal Disability Workforce Consortium
Federal Disability Workforce Consortium to Present "The News Hour" Webinar — May 22, 2:00-3:00 PM EST
- "The News Hour" is a free webinar series from the Federal Disability Workforce Consortium (FDWC) that shares information related to the employment of individuals…
Learning by Immersion on Guns?
When we think of learning by cultural immersion, many of our minds jump to study abroad programs and foreign language courses. But we were struck by Steve Seeche’s recent blog post on his new opportunity to learn about one side of the gun control debate through a different kind of immersion – taking a gun safety course from a second amendment group. Below is the first installment of Steve’s reflections on his experiment in dialogue, which will be followed soon by an update after on he…
Fire the C Team
The last month I've given a talk entitled "Do More with Less"in a number of cities across the country. In the talk, I offer 13 ways agencies can "Do More with Less."
What's interesting is the #1 most popular idea I present is always "Fire the C Team"
My simple thinking is this: We can no longer afford to keep unproductive…
National Day of Civic Hacking: Live Beyond the Day
On June 1, citizens in nearly 100 cities will be hosting events to celebrate the National Day of Civic Hacking. Organized through a cross-sector coalition, this day is a galvanizing moment for our ongoing movement to call citizens into action to help their cities work better through technology.…
Open Source + Community
I’ve been thinking a bit too much lately about GitHub and Drupal.org. More broadly, I’ve had my mind on open source + community. Sometimes this is called social coding. Social coding can take on a variety of shapes and sizes but is short-hand for what I can describe as loosely coupled, sometimes…
Hacking the Change You Want to See
On June 1, the City of Oakland will co-host ReWrite Oakland as part of the National Day of Civic Hacking. ReWrite Oakland will be an all day writeathon that will culminate with the launch of a new website called “Oakland Answers,” based on last year’s Code for America…
Australia is joining the Open Government Partnership
Australia is the 59th country to…
Protected: The Fear Factor Starring Public Engagement
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Protected: Municipal Budgets Benefit from Smart Development
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Impeachment: Myths, Facts, and History
More Empty Impeachment Threats from the GOP
Right-wingers trembled with glee when Sen. James Inhofe said that President Obama might be impeached for events in Benghazi. Few rank-and-file…
Tensions Rise Over Damascus City Manager Greg Baker
on May 21, 2013 at 3:09 PM, updated May 21, 2013 at 3:34 PM About 20 people held up…
Innovation: Inside the Brain
Breakthrough, disruptive innovations do not happen every day and in general are not the daily focus of innovation at organizations.
In his book …
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