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Despite the Executive Branch focus of many public administration scholars and practitioners, the U.S. Constitution provides each branch of government with a critical role in public administration. Congress is Article I, …
https://napawash.org/news/checks-and-balances-are-making-a-comeback
As extreme weather events grow more frequent, more destructive, more expansive, and more expensive, communities across the country face a fundamental question: How can we prepare for a future in which storms, floods, w…
https://napawash.org/news/extreme-weather-understanding-the-importance-of-resilience-adaptation-and-public-administration
As we reflect on 2025 and look ahead to an ambitious 2026, the Agile Government Center is proud of a year marked by growth, impact, and momentum. The Center is instrumental to achieving the National Academy of Public Adm…
https://napawash.org/news/celebrating-a-year-of-impact-advancing-agile-government-through-learning-and-thought-leadership
Academy President & CEO James-Christian Blockwood joined Fellow Max Stier, President of the Partnership for Public Service, and Fellow Kathy Newcomer, Director of George Washington University Trachtenberg School of P…
https://napawash.org/news/the-future-of-government-oversight-with-james-christian-blockwood-max-stier-and-kathy-newcomer
Kansas City spans two states, and that means two different approaches to wage policy. Over the past decade, local officials in Kansas City, Missouri, and Kansas City, Kansas, have explored ways to raise wages for workers…
https://napawash.org/news/from-city-votes-to-state-vetoes-how-preemption-shaped-kansas-citys-minimum-wage
As we close out 2025, the Extreme Weather Resilience Hub reflects on a year of progress, purpose, and partnership. From our successful launch of the Hub in Los Angeles in May to building partnerships across government, a…
https://napawash.org/news/building-resilience-together-2025-year-end-reflections-from-the-extreme-weather-resilience-hub
Over the past several decades, the United States has established a range of laws and administrative practices aimed at promoting broader access to opportunity. In recent months, the federal government has issued a substa…
https://napawash.org/news/research-project-social-equity-in-governance-standing-panel
State and local governments are the backbone of public service delivery in the United States. From administering elections and managing public health to responding to disasters and maintaining infrastructure, they are wh…
https://napawash.org/news/delivering-through-disruption-state-and-local-governments-continue-to-lead-amid-a-shifting-federal-landscape
Twelve public servants from federal agencies were honored at the 76th annual Arthur S. Flemming Awards for their exceptional public service. The winners are recognized for outstanding performance in the disciplines of ap…
https://napawash.org/news/photos-76th-annual-arthur-s-flemming-awards
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere, sparking both optimism about its potential and anxiety about its risks. As someone who has spent decades working with economic models and public policy, I understand both react…
https://napawash.org/news/marcelo-giugale-blog
Who or what inspired you to enter public service?My parents were absolutely my inspiration to go into public service. They both served in the U.S. Navy and modeled for me the importance of getting involved and making sur…
https://napawash.org/news/fellow-spotlight-jessica-sowa
Who or what inspired you to enter public service? I was inspired to enter public service in a couple of ways. One was when 8-year-old Roger walked to school one Tuesday in November in WV and found there was no school. Th…
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