Mark Your Calendars 📆 @rutgersspaa is hosting a panel discussion, The Future of Public Service: Challenges and Opportunities. CSC's Chair Myers is excited to join Lt. Governor Tahesha Way - @ltgovway; Jonathan Koppell - @montclairpresident; and John Bartle for this important discussion. 📆 Monday, November 18th ⏰ 5:00 - 6:30 pm 📍Rutgers University - Newark Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall 15 Washington Street
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What is the point of historic review boards? Is it to prevent change or guide change? They are two very different things...
I am having mixed feelings about historic review boards. Yes, their opinion is important and valuable, but sometimes I think boards like this, including historic district commissions, prevent reasonable changes.
Democracies under pressure: the results are in! For the latest edition of the Berggruen Governance Index by the Berggruen Institute, our lead author Professor Helmut Anheier compared the performance of democracies and autocracies across 145 countries worldwide. The findings: Democracies are still best for delivering public goods such as security, education or civic participation. But autocratic across the world have managed to narrow the gap and are more aggressively than ever presenting themselves as an alternative model of life. The report was just presented at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs. Get the full results here: https://bit.ly/3wDKYJG
Alumna and Harris Council member Kathy Im, MPP'97, addressed graduates at this year's hooding ceremony. To learn more about Kathy's role in founding the Chicago Policy Review, read this 2022 story: har.rs/3KT5irz
One of our Urban Public Policy Fellowship (UPPF) Graduate Mentors here at IPCE, Alexander Diaz, shares his experience at the Democratic National Convention. Follow this link to read more about his experience in our most recent UPPF blog post! https://lnkd.in/gAEdNBuE
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#Orgullosa #Proud to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by representing Greater Nevada Credit Union (GNCU) and sharing how we help Latino families access financial literacy and build generational wealth. Did you know I have been a GNCU member since I was a teen? Come join me, Juntos aprendemos más! #HispanicHeritageMonth #togetherwelearnmore #financialliteracy #financialindependence #financialsecurity
Greater Nevada Credit Union is excited to support this important event hosted by the Latino Research Center at the University of Nevada, Reno This forum will bring much-needed attention to the financial needs and opportunities for the Latino community. 🌟 Our very own Yeri Martell De Luca, Director of Internal Audit at GNCU, will be one of the panelists, alongside leaders from local organizations, discussing strategies to enhance Latino financial wellness. We encourage legislators, leaders, and community members to attend and collaborate on building a brighter future! 📅 Event Date: October 17 📍 Location: Joe Crowley Student Union Ballrooms RSVP here: https://hubs.la/Q02SdB4G0
If you're interested in new forms of public participation (✨ or, maybe, redefining democracy! ✨), my colleague Matthew Byrne and I are speaking at FIDE - North America's Citizens’ Assembly Capacity Building School in Phoenix from October 22-24. Organized by the National Civic League and hosted by the Consortium for Science, Policy & Outcomes at Arizona State University, the event will dive into how to design and run effective, public deliberative processes. If you're up for a fall trip to Arizona, awesome! Let's go! (Or let me know if you'd like some info or connection to some of these global orgs and pros.) Here's the full agenda: https://ow.ly/341C50TfqzS
In this session, DCI's Bre Timko (Wexler), Ph.D., J.D., SHRM-SCP, PMP and other experts will discuss the consequences, both desired and unintended, of New York LL 144 after its first 9 months in effect. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eQyfnj4
📖 York Park Group Book of the Month 📖 York Park Group Executive Chairman, Geoff Walsh AO, recommends END TIMES by Peter Turchin. Geoff shares his thoughts on why you should read it: “We are living in gloomy, even dangerous days. “In a few weeks’ time, we will know whether Donald Trump will return to the White House or if Kamala Harris will be America's first female President. “The conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine look unlikely to be resolved well or soon. “Those looking for answers to how we find ourselves facing such a range of political and security challenges will find some of them in this fascinating book.” Comment to share your thoughts if you’ve read it, and any book recommendations. #buildingtrustchangingminds
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Undergraduate Grand Chapter Officers and IHQ staff attended the 82nd Guy L. Grant Awardee, Dr. Ryan E. Tucker’s Emerging Leaders Town Hall session titled “Six-Figure Stories: The Road to Career Success and Financial Freedom” at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Annual Legislative Conference.
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Empowering Public and Nonprofit Leaders: Developing Efficient, Effective, and Ethical Organizational Managers
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