Inclusion

Books

This Is Service Design Methods

Marc Stickdorn, Markus Edgar Hormess, Adam Lawrence, Jakob Schneider

This Is Service Design Doing

Marc Stickdorn, Markus Edgar Hormess, Adam Lawrence, Jakob Schneider

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Proudly Serving

Rebecca Woodbury, Marlena Medford, Luke Fretwell

Mismatch

Kat Holmes

Good Services

Lou Downe

Get Together

Bailey Richardson, Kevin Huynh, Kai Elmer Sotto

The Design Thinking Toolbox

Michael Lewrick, Patrick Link, Larry Leifer

The Design Thinking Playbook

Michael Lewrick, Patrick Link, Larry Leifer

Design Justice

Sasha Costanza-Chock

Cover of 'Citizens'

Citizens

Jon Alexander, Ariane Conrad

Direct message

Victor Sauceda headshot

Victor Sauceda

CEO, founder, justice reform advocate, community leader, change agent

Andrew Hening

Andrew Hening

Civic innovator, systems changer, homelessness ender

Marlena Medford

Marlena Medford

Civic tech evangelizer. Storyteller. Diversity seeker.

Carla Briceno

Carla Briceno

CEO and co-founder, Bixal

Angie Quirarte

Angie Quirarte

Civic techie, bureaucracy hacker, dot connecter

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Reviews

Review: Citizens

Jon Alexander and Ariane Conrad share why the key to fixing everything is all of us.

Review: Dignity in a Digital Age

Congressman Ro Khanna thinks different about the role of technology and democracy.

Review: A Civic Technologist's Practice Guide

A must-read for the entire civic spectrum.

Thoughts

Joyful democracy and the virtuous civic circle

By adopting a simple public engagement framework, we can build a more inspired government, together.

Luke Fretwell

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Time for government to stop using Medium

A publishing platform that says it's an environment open to everyone doesn't provide equal access to all.

Luke Fretwell

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What government can learn from Olay

Olay’s Open to Change advertising campaign is something government should take note of.

Luke Fretwell

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