Hey friends, former colleagues, strangers. etc. I am trying something over on Substack. Calling it Government Works. Exploring how government works—and how government can work better—to improve the lives of individuals, families, and communities. Starting out with a weekly links roundup (opportunities/events/content/etc.) but planning to expand over the coming months to include more longform and in-depth content. The first few editions featured jobs and/or internships from:? International IDEA; The Pew Charitable Trusts; Centre for Public Impact; OECD - OCDE; Basel Institute on Governance; Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation at Johns Hopkins University; Ballotpedia; Partnership for Public Service; The David and Lucile Packard Foundation; Center for Civic Design; Power for Democracies gGmbH; The Center for Election Innovation & Research; The Brookings Institution; National Endowment for Democracy; Open Government Partnership; Teaching Public Service in the Digital Age; Center on Budget and Policy Priorities; and many others. Sign up if you are interested in finding out about more opportunities like this, plus upcoming events, media, and research about how we can all work together to help government work better for its people: https://lnkd.in/eyuEAPqq It’s free! With a new post later today & every-ish Friday thereafter (for as long as my interest and the interest of others can sustain it).
Trent Sunahara
4 个月
Awesome. Subscribed.
Dana Staley
4 个月
Love this idea!!
Zeshan Aziz
4 个月
Great work Brian!
Research | Writing | Policy
4 个月And to other folks and orgs doing great work to highlight opportunities and information in this space: I see you, and I appreciate you. Check out #PublicSectorJobBoard by Rebecca Heywood, Democracy Notes by Gabriel Lerner, or the newsletters of Trust, Accountability and Inclusion Collaborative and Apolitical Foundation for example. Who am I missing? Who else should I be following in this space?