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The Data Issue
Finding value in overlooked data, to support what residents need most
Wednesday July 17, 2019 / By Leigh Tami & Hana Schank
From Featured , The Data Issue
Leigh Tami is currently the Director of Data and Analytics for the NYC City Parks Commission, after four years of leading groundbreaking city data initiatives... Read More
A culture change, inside and out, for data in Kansas City
Wednesday July 17, 2019 / By Lindsay Muscato
From Featured , The Data Issue
The revolution wasn’t a given—Eric Roche and Kate Bender talk about the people-powered shifts that made a big difference for how their city operates.... Read More
“We aren’t counting what is important, we’re counting what is available.”
Wednesday July 17, 2019 / By Sam Edelstein
From Featured , The Data Issue
Sam Edelstein sees exciting potential in new ways to get data, but there’s more to consider beyond the count. Sam Edelstein is the City of Syracuse,... Read More
From Past Issues
Moving past burnout, learning to recharge
Thursday May 16, 2019 / By Jesse Taggert & Amy Wilson
From The Therapy Issue
On the other side of burnout, there’s light. Jesse Taggert and Amy Wilson share their journeys toward resiliency, what it feels like to fail at something... Read More
Two dispatches from the heart of burnout
Thursday May 16, 2019 / By Dave Guarino & Anonymous
From The Therapy Issue
Two postcards from the middle of burnout explore why we’re so prone to chronic stress—as individuals and as an industry—and why that’s... Read More
The hard work of preventing burnout
Thursday May 16, 2019 / By Cecilia Muñoz & Alex Loehr
From The Therapy Issue
Cecilia Muñoz and Alex Loehr talk about relying on your team, finding moments to unwind, balancing (or not balancing) priorities, and building healthier... Read More
How we fall into the burnout trap
Thursday May 16, 2019 / By Hana Schank
From The Therapy Issue
Dr. David Ballard is assistant executive director for applied psychology at the American Psychological Association, where he leads APA’s Office of Applied... Read More
Sometimes we forget what we have control over, but innovation is a choice
Monday April 8, 2019 / By Emma Coleman
Justin Cutler is the Recreation Services Director for the city of Seattle. Previously, he founded RecRx, a company that manages referrals between medical... Read More
The rise of pop-up parks
Monday April 8, 2019 / By Emma Coleman
A few years ago, pop-ups were known as a source of frustration. As internet nuisances designed to spring ads on you, they inevitably led to calculations... Read More