Episode 70: Live at AGA PDT 2019 with Owen Barwell
FedHeads
AUGUST 12, 2019
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Episode 71: Live at AGA PDT 2019 with Amy Edwards
FedHeads
AUGUST 19, 2019
AGA PDT 2019 Deputy Assistant Secretary Amy Edwards to talk about data and transparency. AGA PDT 2019 Deputy Assistant Secretary Amy Edwards to talk about data and transparency On episode 71, the FedHeads conclude their series recorded live at. On episode 71, the FedHeads conclude their series recorded live at.
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1.21 Programming for Success with Chris Bass
Let's Talk Parks
AUGUST 13, 2019
Programming for Success with Chris Bass. Episode play icon. Programming for Success with Chris Bass. From developing program ideas, evaluating success, and managing teams, there’s so much to know when it comes to recreation programming.
S7 Episode 01: Introduction to the 2019 State of the Naperville Park District Address
ParkTalk podcast
JANUARY 31, 2019
An introduction to the podcast’s theme of “connecting the community” in addition to a brief look back at 2018 and a look forward to 2019 sets the stage for this podcast series. Guests: Mike Reilly, Park Board President; Ray McGury, Executive Director An introduction to the podcast’s theme of “connecting the community” in addition to a brief look back at 2018 and a look forward to 2019 sets the stage for this podcast series.
How Can You Tell If Your Grant Proposal Is Any Good?
Peak Proposals
NOVEMBER 20, 2019
After you finish writing your grant proposal, is there any way to know if it is any good? Someone emailed this question to us recently, and we imagine others have wondered this as well.
How the Small Business Administration became a leader in evidence-based decision making: An interview with Jason Bossie, Director, Office of Performance Management, SBA – Episode #169
Andy Feldman's Gov Innovator podcast
APRIL 1, 2019
Over the last two years, the Small Business Administration has made laudable progress in building and using evidence in order to learn what works and help programs improve.
Challenge yourself to read banned books
Princeton Public Library
SEPTEMBER 26, 2019
September 22-28, 2019 is Banned Books Week, an annual event celebrating the freedom to read. Its purpose is to draw attention to banned books and the issue of censorship. This year’s theme is “Censorship Leaves Us in the Dark” and we should “Keep the Light On.”
2019 Port Performance Data from the U.S. DOT
Data.gov
MARCH 24, 2021
Results from calendar year 2019 are now available online. The post 2019 Port Performance Data from the U.S. The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Port Performance Freight Statistics Program: Annual Reports to Congress provide summary statistics and detailed analysis for the Nation’s largest container, tonnage, and dry bulk ports. Individual … Continued. DOT appeared first on Data.gov. Maritime freight statistics maritime port performance ports vessel dwelltime
Students on a Career Finding Path Visit The Media Policy Center
Media Policy Center
NOVEMBER 7, 2019
Claremont McKenna Students on a Career Finding Path Visit The Media Policy Center from Media Policy Center on Vimeo. The post Students on a Career Finding Path Visit The Media Policy Center appeared first on Media Policy Center
Market Urbanism: An Update On The Movement
The Market Urbanism Report
DECEMBER 23, 2019
Summarizing a movement that looks to bring free-market policy ideas into cities
Peseros: The Vast Private Bus Network Of Mexico City
The Market Urbanism Report
DECEMBER 19, 2019
CDMX has a ubiquitous private transit network that's fast & cheap
2020 Community Engagement Trends
Social Pinpoint
DECEMBER 17, 2019
With a new decade quickly approaching, it's time to reflect on our community engagement strategies and think about how these trends will change in the upcoming year. The post 2020 Community Engagement Trends appeared first on Social Pinpoint - A Place to Engage Your Community.
Can We Overcomplicate Community Engagement?
Social Pinpoint
DECEMBER 16, 2019
Finding beauty in simplicity can be a rewarding undertaking. Application of this principle can be found in life and community engagement! The post Can We Overcomplicate Community Engagement? appeared first on Social Pinpoint - A Place to Engage Your Community. Article Research & Strategy
January top 5 for under 5
Princeton Public Library
DECEMBER 29, 2019
Check out this month’s recommendations for upcoming events at the library and around town, and new picture books, curated by Youth Services department staff, for children up to 5 years and their families.
What Mexico City Can Teach America About Placemaking
The Market Urbanism Report
DECEMBER 10, 2019
Nice city streets are a value-creation tool. Why don't more U.S. cities build them
Book Review: ‘Order Without Design,’ by Alain Bertaud
The Market Urbanism Report
NOVEMBER 26, 2019
What's wrong with the urban planning profession? A lifelong planner explains
Engage Princeton
Princeton Public Library
DECEMBER 13, 2019
Mary Oliver’s “The Summer Day,” ends with the question, “Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your wild and precious life?” ” The library wants to empower you to find the answer with our new community resource guide, EngagePrinceton.org.
Rent Control: The Bad Idea That Won't Die
The Market Urbanism Report
NOVEMBER 19, 2019
7 reasons why the policy comes with unintended consequences and moral hazards
National Preparedness Month is Here!
Public Works Group Blog
SEPTEMBER 2, 2019
We made it – National Preparedness Month is here, and we are prepared! If you followed along, congratulations to you too! Below is a photo of the result of our efforts in our household over the last 20 weeks.
December top 5 for under 5
Princeton Public Library
DECEMBER 2, 2019
Check out this month’s recommendations for upcoming events at the library and around town, and new picture books for children up to 5 years old and their families, curated by the Youth Services department.
Read your way to resolutions
Princeton Public Library
NOVEMBER 29, 2019
Are you already contemplating resolutions for next year? I’m just wrapping my head around the close of this decade, and with that, considering what I might try to change for the 2020s.
Finding Funding for Research
Peak Proposals
DECEMBER 22, 2019
Our blog posts typically focus on grant strategies for nonprofit institutions. In this post, we’re going to focus on a different topic for a more targeted audience. The topic is research funding. The content will be most relevant to US-based academics.
6 Reasons Why Public Participation and Community Engagement are Important
Social Pinpoint
NOVEMBER 6, 2019
Community engagement can transform communities. By encouraging public participation in projects that impact society it facilitates fair, equitable, and sustainable outcomes.
Community partner spotlight: jaZams
Princeton Public Library
NOVEMBER 18, 2019
To extend our community outreach, the library partners with many of the municipal, non-profit, and business organizations that make Princeton such an extraordinary town.
Bill de Blasio's Crony Hotel Policy
The Market Urbanism Report
OCTOBER 27, 2019
The New York City mayor's policies rest on rent-seeking and bribery. The latest example is his hotel policy
Giving thanks
Princeton Public Library
NOVEMBER 14, 2019
With Thanksgiving on the horizon, I can’t help but count my blessings. As I consider what I am most thankful for this holiday season, my family and friends first come to mind. I’m also grateful to be surrounded by books and fellow bibliophiles every day at the library.
7 Ways to Incorporate your Digital Engagement Tools with In-Person Community Engagement Events
Social Pinpoint
OCTOBER 23, 2019
Here are 7 ideas of how you can incorporate digital engagement tools with in-person community consultation events. The post 7 Ways to Incorporate your Digital Engagement Tools with In-Person Community Engagement Events appeared first on Social Pinpoint - A Place to Engage Your Community.
November top 5 for under 5
Princeton Public Library
NOVEMBER 5, 2019
Check out this month’s recommendations for upcoming events at the library and around town, and new picture books for children ages five years old and younger and their families, curated by the Youth Services department.
How Does Online Community Engagement Help Cities of All Sizes?
Social Pinpoint
OCTOBER 20, 2019
No matter the size of the community you are trying to reach, there is always a challenge around reaching the right residents and getting the community involved. The post How Does Online Community Engagement Help Cities of All Sizes?
Borrowed time
Princeton Public Library
NOVEMBER 4, 2019
One of the most commonly asked questions we receive is, “Can you show me how to download a book?” ” The library’s ebook collection has proven to be incredibly popular, as evidenced by the steadily increasing number of items borrowed each month.
Departures and arrivals
Princeton Public Library
OCTOBER 23, 2019
As the end of October nears, and the air takes a crisp turn, the feeling of something coming to a close has fallen upon us. A new year looms; the expected holiday shuffle. Where will we spend the holidays? Who will cook? Who will visit? Who will join us at the table? The staff of […
Community partner spotlight: Princeton Public Schools
Princeton Public Library
OCTOBER 17, 2019
To extend our community outreach, the library partners with many of the municipal, non-profit and business organizations that make Princeton such an extraordinary town.
The 4 Benefits Of Urban Agglomeration
The Market Urbanism Report
SEPTEMBER 26, 2019
The more cities grow, the more productive and prosperous they become
Every two minutes
Princeton Public Library
OCTOBER 6, 2019
Every two minutes, someone is forcibly displaced. This staggering statistic was shared by husband and wife photojournalist team Daniel Farber Huang and Theresa Menders during the Sept.
The Presidential candidate Housing Plans: A Breakdown
The Market Urbanism Report
SEPTEMBER 15, 2019
Democrats and Republicans have all launched competing housing plans. But the common denominator is that they see the need for more housing
October top 5 for under 5
Princeton Public Library
SEPTEMBER 30, 2019
Check out this month’s recommendations from the Youth Services Department for upcoming events at the library and around town, and new picture books, for children 5 years old and younger and their families.
Community partner spotlight: Civil Rights Commission
Princeton Public Library
SEPTEMBER 21, 2019
To extend our community outreach, the library partners with many of the municipal, non-profit and business organizations that make Princeton such an extraordinary town. This month, the Civil Rights Commission (CRC) of Princeton is in the spotlight and we spoke with Thomas A.
How West Virginia Can Embrace The New Economy
The Market Urbanism Report
AUGUST 25, 2019
Coal is not West Virginia's future. But what will take its place
Books to make you smile
Princeton Public Library
SEPTEMBER 11, 2019
The world we live in can be a scary one, filled with what can seem like endless trauma and fear. This is just one of the many reasons why books are so important. There is a certain power that comes with reading. The simple act can instill knowledge, create and change emotions, and immerse us [̷
Hong Kong Is A Pro-Market Urban Model
The Market Urbanism Report
AUGUST 18, 2019
Protests have erupted to protect Hong Kong's liberalized economy and political system. This is a fight worth having
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