Election Security Insights From Lawmakers
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In today’s newsletter: Transparency is fundamental to assuring voters that their ballots are being counted accurately and fairly, lawmakers say in our latest video explainer; pandemic-related burnout is a rising concern for employers and employees, a leadership coach argues; and lawmakers increasingly seek to hold higher ed institutions accountable for the value of their degree programs.
Also, we’ve mapped the native plant most popular with consumers in each state.
Election Security Insights From Lawmakers
This month’s installment in the bipartisan video series “State of Play,” created by A Starting Point and NCSL, examines ongoing efforts to enhance election security measures, and the importance of transparency in maintaining public trust.
Pandemic Fallout: Companies and Workers Confront Burnout and Stress
During the pandemic, nearly everyone experienced heightened burnout in their work, forcing companies to do damage control they weren’t prepared for, says organizational and leadership coach Melissa Furman.
Apply for a Seat on the WLN Board of Directors
The network, which encourages women to pursue legislative leadership roles, has 11 board positions open for 2024-25. The seats will be filled by election at the 2024 NCSL Legislative Summit in August. Applications due by July 19.
Making Higher Education Accountable
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With enrollment in higher education declining and skepticism about the need for a degree rising, lawmakers are seeking ways to hold institutions accountable for the value of their programs.
The Evolution of the Americans With Disabilities Act
The act’s definition of “disability” is flexible, allowing its protections to evolve. With more disabilities, such as long COVID, being recognized, the 1990 civil rights law can accommodate those affected.
Map Monday: Plants for Pollinators
Native plants are uniquely able to support pollinator species including bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and even bats—all of which are in decline worldwide. Each state has a “top” native plant based on popularity with consumers.
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