This guide was shared with ELGL by our friends at OpenGov. With so many options out there for permitting software, figuring out which solution has the features your organization needs can feel daunting, especially when juggling the day to day demands of local governance. That’s why we’ve created this quick guide to help government leaders...
ELGL is giving away six copies of June's book club pick, Power to the Public: The Promise of Public Interest Technology. We will randomly select six winners from all entries. Please only enter this giveaway if you will affirm that you'll write a blog article for ELGL with your reflections on the book in advance...
On May 20, 2021, ELGL members will discuss "Caste" by Isabel Wilkerson for the ELGL Book Club. We gave away six signed copies of the book to our members and asked them to write reflections on the book. Here's the reflection post by Cathy A. Oloffson, director of Communications & Community Relations, Town of Normal....
This article was written by Abigail Scott, Graduate Assistant for the Davenport Institute and student in MPP at School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University. Connect with Abigail on LinkedIn, email, or Facebook. April marks the beginning of the National Month of Hope: a timely reminder of the power that comes from building relationships, community,...
