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Philanthropy’s Willie Sutton Problem
Third wave philanthropy will need to work with government, but it will also have to work ON government
22 hrs ago • Jennifer Pahlka
The Digital Service Was Never the Point
Colorado becomes first state to commit to the product model at scale
May 30 • Jennifer Pahlka and Kelly Taylor
A (shorter) Three Horizons Framework for Government Reform
We keep propping up a system that’s run out of time to adapt
Apr 27 • Jennifer Pahlka
A Three Horizons Framework for Government Reform
We keep propping up a system that’s run out of time to adapt
Apr 24 • Jennifer Pahlka
Mitigating Metrics Malaise: Claude on Goodhart's Law
Claude fought the law, and the bot won
Apr 22 • Jennifer Pahlka
To operationalize the product model, you have to speak budget
And how the US can double down on the "systems that benefit everyone but belong to no one."
Apr 13 • Jennifer Pahlka
What DOGE Could Have Done
Done right, cutting staff actually can be a part of getting better outcomes. Part of.
Apr 9 • Jennifer Pahlka
Trial by Fire: Crisis Engineering
A new book shows how to turn a crisis into the change you've been waiting for
Apr 7 • Jennifer Pahlka
Eating Policy
Eating Policy
In business, culture eats strategy. In government, culture eats policy. Here we'll talk about the problems of state capacity (government's ability to achieve its policy goals) and how to fix them. From the author of Recoding America.
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