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Amazon Alexa: a new avenue for government communication

Ashley Schiffbauer with the City of Durham and Lawrence Abeyta with AppCityLife share how they are using Amazon Alexa as part of the citizen communication ...

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A conversation with Brett Culp: Understanding the power of everyday superheroes

For several years, indie filmmaker Brett Culp has captured the stories of everyday superheroes in his documentaries Legends of the Knight and Look to the ...

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Change Agent: Polly LaBarre

Organizational change agent Polly LaBarre works with leading organizations to make real progress on those ideas and accelerate the development and adoption of a post-bureaucratic, ...

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What is a public sector entrepreneur?

Lawrence Greenspun from the Drucker Institute talks about innovation in local government and applying innovation principles to work in the public service.

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Community Showcase: Calgary's Civic Innovation YYC

In a world that is increasingly complex, volatile, and networked, the City of Calgary is building teams of people who know that, while we can't ...

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How microliving can help reshape communities

A hotly-contested topic of interest for municipal councils across the entire country right now is affordable housing. There is no question that a major shift ...

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Time management made easy (Well, easier at least)

Prioritizing our tasks is fairly easy; some things are obviously more important than others. Identifying how much time we have is also relatively easy, since ...

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Branding: “Working with what you have”

Most of us recognize the Nike swoop on athletic apparel and shoes or the just-as-famous I♥NY brand of New York City. But, you don’t need ...

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Three simple tools for building consensus

You’ve been to those dreadful meetings, the ones where the debate polarizes and neighbours start acting like enemies. The microphone becomes a weapon. Names are ...

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