Government Works Weekly #82
Jobs, Events, and ‘Sliding into Summer
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EYES & EARS – readings, podcasts, and other good stuff
This Sunday, some of us will slide into summer. Here in Panama, we basically have two seasons: less rain and more rain. But starting next week, I will be joining my four-season friends up North. My kid just graduated preschool and my dad is about to get married in California, so my family is going to spend some time in Sacramento, my home, sweet Central Valley home. Hotter and sunnier, but a bit less sweltering, than Panama.
All these transitions—grades, seasons, weddings, countries—has put me in a mood to share some links on democratic transitions. A bunch of podcasts I enjoy have had recent episodes on backsliding and resilience, so I had been thinking of putting something together on this topic for the newsletter. But a few paragraphs in Michelle Goldberg’s recent piece on Jon Ossoff sealed the deal.
Ossoff’s recent speeches, which he says he writes himself, have two parts. First, he dissects the rot in America’s governing institutions, a rot that, he always notes, predates Trump and helped give rise to him. Then he lays out a liberal, pluralist version of American identity to challenge the Trump administration’s white nationalism.
“We’re bound together by the same great national spirit that passed civil rights laws, defeated fascism and landed men on the moon,” Ossoff said in his kickoff speech. A bit later, he added, “This is what small men like Donald Trump and JD Vance and Stephen Miller will never understand. That our national greatness flows not through our blood or our genes, but through our ideas.”
Movements that have defeated authoritarianism, most recently in Hungary, usually use precisely this formula: a sweeping denunciation of corruption with a reclamation of national mythology. “Across decades and continents, corruption has been the fatal weakness of authoritarian regimes,” the Stanford political scientist Adam Bonica wrote in an essay last year.
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When he talks about Trump’s shameless looting, he radiates righteous indignation, like a millennial Atticus Finch. I was in Hungary in April when Peter Magyar dislodged the strongman Viktor Orban with a deeply patriotic campaign centered on the regime’s gargantuan corruption. Ossoff’s indictment of Trump’s “Mar-a-Lago mafia” echoes Magyar’s condemnation of Viktor Orban’s “mafia state.”
More than any other politician in America, Bonica told me, Ossoff is following the playbook that’s worked against autocrats in other countries. Whether or not he runs for president, the party can learn something from his approach.
Source: “Why Everyone Wants Jon Ossoff to Run for President,” Michelle Goldberg, New York Times, 8 June 2026.
Youtube keeps trying to push Ossoff videos on me these days, and I think I will have to start watching a few more. As longtime readers of the blog know, given my constant coverage of Mayor Mamdani, I love a politician who can spin a good yarn about a positive vision of government power. But I am thinking I need to spend a little more time looking for politicians who can clearly diagnose and identify a path out of backsliding. A couple more links on this theme that have caught my eye (or ear) these days include:
[LISTEN / READ] “Dan Slater Says Authoritarian Ideologies Still Matter,” Democracy Paradox, 10 June 2026. This is one of my go-to podcasts these days, host Justin Kempf always brings a thoughtful conversation (and even provides a useful transcript). I especially enjoyed this from Slater around the 19 minute mark, touching on different visions of government power:
…I do think that fascism and communism — the earliest waves of right-wing and left-wing authoritarianism — were very, very ideological. The Cold War battle between communism and anti-communism was also very, very ideological. So what’s happening now is not that it’s non-ideological, it just takes a little more work to understand.
So if we put this in terms of political psychology: to me, the most fundamental difference between a right-wing and a left-wing orientation is what I would call a threat orientation versus a gains orientation. On the political left, the basic idea is that there are inequalities, injustices, and hierarchies in the world that are unjust — they’re there for accidental reasons, they’re not deserved, and therefore the role of government should be to level these hierarchies and make sure that those who have been marginalized can make real gains. But on the political right, the more basic idea is a threat orientation — that hierarchies are basically fair, they’re earned, and the main problem is when people try to threaten these natural just hierarchies through pursuing social justice or diversification. And from there you can start to see how different varieties of this arise in different contexts. Things like communism, anti-communism, and fascism are just particular instances of those orientations toward politics.
I am sure if you read this blog you can guess which orientation I am rooting for, even as I hope to keep this space welcoming for all. Also check out:
[READ] “Why Elected Leaders Subvert Democracy,” Susan Stokes, Journal of Democracy, April 2026. Two of my favorite podcasts on politics and governance also recently featured Stokes about these issues:
[LISTEN] “The “Backsliders” and What We Can Do About Them – In Conversation with Susan Stokes,” RevDem: The Review of Democracy, 14 May 2026.
[LISTEN] “Why Elected Leaders Subvert Democracy,” CEDAR’s People, Power, Politics podcast, 26 May 2026.
[READ] “How Democratic Backsliding Shapes the Entry, Non-Entry, and Waiting of Potential Civil Servants,” Marciano, Shpaizman, Gilad, Public Administration Review, 28 May 2026.
[READ] “Which Aspects of State Capacity Matter for Democratic Survival?,” Kelemen and Knutsen, V-Dem Policy Brief, May 2026.
[READ] “The U.S. Needs a Commission of Inquiry into State Capture,” Lucy Lang (NY Inspector General), TIME, 10 June 2026.
[LISTEN] “The Authoritarian Playbook: Yelena V. Litvinov & Tatyana Margolin,” Future Hindsight podcast, 26 March 2026. This is another of my other favorite politics and governance podcasts these days. The guests “Yelena and Tatyana are co-founders of Stroika — an organization connecting and resourcing frontline anti-authoritarian movements worldwide.” Their conversation with host Mila Atmos ends on a hopeful note, about how a period of backsliding actually opens up avenues for progress going forward if we can meet the moment. I plan to pick up on some of those themes next week. Big swings.
[READ / USE] Anti-Authoritarian Toolkit from D-HUB.
Finally, one of my favorite weekly palate cleansers in Sunday’s “Two Thoughts” note from The OSVerse Substack, a weekly compendium of paired quotes from O’Shaughnessy Ventures. This week had a couple thematically appropriate quotes worth sharing from the great Jorge Luis Borges:
“Dictatorships foster oppression, dictatorships foster servitude, dictatorships foster cruelty; more abominable is the fact that they foster idiocy.”
“Only in the present do things happen.”
In my present, Panama just kicked off its first match in the World Cup. And my wife’s home country, Colombia, is playing later. So I will have to leave this note here and get back to fighting authoritarianism tomorrow.
EVENT HORIZON – webinars, conferences, and other human things
Upcoming Events: 18-25 JUNE 2026
18 JUNE:
A Narrative for the New Political System We Need [FrameWorks]
Democracy and the Economy: Rethinking Civic Participation [National Civic League + Local Policy Lab]
Measurement, Democracy, and Design [Public Policy Lab]
America at 250 Global Forum [Chicago Council on Global Affairs]
Obama Presidential Center Grand Opening Ceremony [Obama Foundation]
AI and the Future of Society [Aspen Institute’s Philosophy & Society Initiative]
National Tech to Gov Virtual Hiring Forum & Job Fair [Volcker Alliance + Tech Talent Project]
America at 250: History, Innovation, and the Next Chapter [CSPC]
INSIDE THE CORRUPTION MAZE: Data-led Strategies to Investigate Corruption [Transcrime-Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore]
Global perspectives on the post-2030 education agenda: What we heard from 6 continents [Brookings]
Strengthening America: New Strategies for Global Engagement [Society for International Development United States]
22 JUNE:
Celebrating the American Public Servant 250 Gala & National Awards Celebration [National Academy of Public Administration]
Leading Across Multiple Roles: Practical Strategies for Managing Competing Priorities [Partnership for Public Service]
From Concept to Impact: How Counties are Successfully Evaluating the Use of AI [NACo]
23 JUNE:
What binds Americans today: Ideals or identity? [Brookings]
Making Public Money Work for All [International Budget Partnership + Keough School, Notre Dame]
24 JUNE:
State Capacity AI Hackathon [NYCuriosity Data + State Capacity Ecosystem]
Data for Policy June Fireside Chat: Democracy Dies in Darkness without Official Statistics [Data for Policy]
Shaping the Future of Food: Farm Bill 2026 & Conservation Funding [Institute for Agriculture & Trade Policy]
Restoring Social Security solvency and reducing elderly poverty [Brookings]
25 JUNE:
16th Annual IRS/TPC Joint Research Conference on Tax Administration [Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center]
Local Government Lab 2026: A Forum for New York State Researchers, Practitioners, and Policymakers [Rockefeller Institute of Government]
Invisible Barriers: Disability Rights and Public Sector AI [InnovateUS]
Intergovernmental Systems Standing Panel Meeting: Rethinking US Federalism [National Academy of Public Administration]
What Binds Us: Trust, Neighboring, and the Cultural Work of Democracy [Forecast Public Art]
Challenging the Christian Right Part 2 [Political Research Associates]
Multi-day:
17-18 JUNE: OECD Tax and Development Days 2026 [OECD]
18-21 JUNE: IRE 2026 [Investigative Reporters & Editors]
22-24 JUNE: OAS General Assembly [Organization of American States]
22 JUNE-1 JULY: Aspen Ideas 2026 [Aspen Institute]
22-25 JUNE: UCLG Congress and World Summit of Local and Regional Leaders [United Cities and Local Governments]
24-25 JUNE: Navigate 2026: Digital Policy Leadership Summit [Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University + IAPP]
24-26 JUNE: Women in Municipal Government (WIMG) 2026 Summer Conference [National League of Cities]
25-27 JUNE: 10th ICRN Forum 2026 [Interdisciplinary Corruption Research Network]
APPLY YOURSELF – jobs, internships, and other ways to get involved
POLICY + PROGRAM
Staff Attorney, Democracy 2025, Democracy Forward [D.C. or Remote]
Legal Director, Civil Rights and Special Projects, Democracy Forward [D.C.]
Policy Analyst, Inclusive Economy, Center for American Progress [D.C.]
Head of Economic and Social Justice, Amnesty International [deadline 28 June]
Associate, Programs and Policy, Omidyar Network [D.C. or SF / deadline 22 July]
Senior Investigative Reporter, Project on Government Oversight
Political Enterprise Reporter, Money & Power, Washington Post
Paralegal, Litigation, Democracy Defenders Action [Remote]
Senior Program Officer, Election Trust Initiative [D.C.]
Senior Policy or Policy Counsel, Voting Rights, Southern Poverty Law Center [D.C.]
Legal Research Director and Senior Legal Editor, Democracy Docket [Jersey City / D.C.]
Senior Program Officer, Community & Worker Power, Freedom Together Foundation [NYC]
Program Officer / Senior Program Officer, Health Aid Transition, Coefficient Giving [Remote]
Senior Program Strategy Manager, Political Engagement, Pivotal [Seattle / D.C. / Remote]
Senior Manager, Policy and Government Relations, Institute for Women’s Policy Research [D.C.]
Director, Redefining Public Safety and More, Vera Institute [Brooklyn]
Research & Policy Associate, Low-Wage Work Program, UC Berkeley Labor Center [deadline 3 July]
Senior Program Officer - Science and Technology Policy and Law, CAST - Center for Advancing Science and Technology [D.C.]
Senior Associate, Public Health Data Improvement and Principal Associate, Quality Skills and Education Pathways Project and Senior Officer, Public Sector, Enduring Earth, Pew Charitable Trusts [D.C.]
Project Manager, Climate Change & Environmental Justice, Lawyers for Good Government [Remote]
Chief Policy, Advocacy & Campaigns Officer, Save the Children US [D.C.]
Vice President, Governing for All, PolicyLink [Oakland or Remote]
Program Director, Economics, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
STATE + LOCAL
Legislative Research Manager and Senior Regional Specialist (Bilingual / Spanish speaking), National League of Cities
West Virginia Science and Technology Policy Initiative, WV STeP
Pennsylvania Legislative Science & Technology Policy Fellow (House Health Committee), Penn State
SNAP Initiatives Specialist, Colorado Department of Human Services [deadline 22 June]
Director of Legal, The States Project [Remote]
Policy Analyst (Public Safety and Legal Counsels) and More, National Governors Association [D.C.]
Public Policy Associate, National WIC Association [D.C. / deadline 26 June]
General Election Director, Kansas Democratic Party [plus more state party jobs here]
Senior Officer, Philadelphia Research and Policy Initiative, Pew Charitable Trusts
Director of Office of Systems Change & Public Engagement, State of Minnesota
Senior Advisor for Legal Affairs & Policy and More, NYC Mayor’s Office
Multiple Medicaid Policy Jobs, Mathematica
Executive Director, Clean and Healthy California [via NRG / preferred deadline 6 July]
Senior Public Policy Advocate, Disability Rights California [Remote]
Strategic Initiatives Policy Analyst (Health and Firearm Violence), State of Maryland [deadline 30 June]
Senior Policy and Civic Engagement Manager, Common Justice [Hybrid / Brooklyn]
Director, Greater Justice New York, Vera Institute [Brooklyn]
Senior Editor, California, ProPublica [deadline 22 June]
State Partnerships Lead – Eviction Data Response Network, New America [D.C.]
Senior Assistant, Policy & Innovation, San Francisco Foundation
PEU Chief Strategy Officer, NYC Public Engagement Unit
Senior Research Specialist/North Carolina State Lead and Senior Research Specialist/Michigan State Lead, Bridging Divides Initiative [NC / MI]
If you work in State and Local government, please also check out:
Survey for State and Local Government: Public Servant Pulse, The People Lab at the Harvard Kennedy School
COMMS + OPS
VP of Strategic Communications, Constructive Dialogue Institute [Remote]
Editorial Associate, Renew Democracy Initiative [NYC or D.C.]
Associate, Executive Office & Communications, Omidyar Network [D.C. / priority deadline July 22]
Senior Director of Digital Membership Strategy, MoveOn [deadline 24 June]
Senior Manager (New Media), States United Democracy Center [Remote]
Organizer and Lead Fightback Campaigner, Popular Democracy
Communications Coordinator, Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press [D.C.]
Senior Director of People and Culture, Democracy Forward [D.C.]
Communications Roles (x3), States United Democracy Center
Chief Operating Officer, Data for Progress
Vice President, Operations, State Innovation Exchange
Part-Time, Temporary Program Executive Assistant, MoveOn [deadline 18 June]
Director of People Operations and VP of Leadership Programs, Constructive Dialogue Institute [Remote]
Operations Officer, Open Society Foundations [Bogota / Mexico City]
Senior Operations & Analytics Manager, Movement Labs [Remote U.S.]
Policy Communications Manager, Anthropic [SF / NYC]
Accounting Manager, Democracy Defenders Action [Remote]
Digital Communications Associate, Lawyers for Good Government [Remote]
Finance Team (Two Roles), Rethink Priorities [Remote / deadline 28 June]
Chief Development Officer, National Democratic Institute
Operations Associate, Advocacy & Partnerships, Vera Institute [Brooklyn]
Director, Program Strategy & Implementation, Way to Win [Remote]
People Operations Manager, GovAI [deadline 21 June]
Operations Coordinator/Associate, Coefficient Giving [San Francisco or D.C.]
External Affairs & Coalitions Associate (Labor and Grassroots), Alliance for Secure AI [Hybrid / D.C.]
Operations Director / VP of Operations and Special Projects Lead, Consultants for Impact [rolling deadline through 5 July]
Operations Coordinator, Civilla [Detroit]
Chief of Staff, The Argument [D.C.]
Operation & Systems Specialist, The Simon Institute for Longterm Governance
ACADEMIA + RESEARCH
Director of Campus Culture Change, Constructive Dialogue Institute [Remote]
University Relations Coordinator, The Conversation U.S.
Deputy Director, Annenberg Public Policy Center [University of Pennsylvania]
Research Fellow in the Ideas of Anti-Autocratic Movements, University of Sussex [Brighton, UK / deadline 23 June]
Policy and Programs Manager, Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security [deadline 22 July]
Multiple PhD Research Positions (Political Science), University of Oslo
Doctoral Researcher in Politics of Climate Change, Heidelberg University [deadline 21 June]
Civic Science Fellow, Science Policy Collaborative, George Mason University [Fairfax, VA / deadline 5 July]
Science-Policy Visiting Fellow, Data Governance, United Nations University [deadline 17 June]
Hillary Rodham Clinton Research Fellowship 2026–27, Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security [D.C.]
Global Climate Litigation Fellow, Sabin Center for Climate Change Law [Columbia Law School]
Junior Researcher (PhD position), School of Governance, Law and Society, Tallinn University [deadline 29 June]
Post Doctoral Associate, Massive Data Institute, McCourt School of Public Policy [Georgetown University / rolling deadline]
Post Doctoral Scholar, AI in Politics and Society, Department of Political Science [The Ohio State University]
Postdoctoral fellowships x2 (Behavioral Science & AI; Program Impact Analyses), NIH Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences [priority deadline 1 July]
PhD researcher (EU lobbying), Department of Political Science, University of Antwerp [deadline 17 Aug.]
Postdoctoral researchers x2 (Political Communication; Computational Social Science), London Social Media Observatory, University of Oxford [deadline 23 June]
Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Quantitative Political Science (Voter ID Project), University of Oxford [deadline 26 June]
Policy Fellow – Bloomberg LSE Mayoral Strategic Authorities Programme, London School of Economics School of Public Policy and LSE Cities [deadline 22 June]
Research Manager, Education, Center for International Development [Harvard]
PhD Scholarship in Deliberative Democracy, University of Canberra [deadline 10 Aug.]
Visiting Scholar in Conservative Thought and Policy, Bruce D. Benson Center for the Study of Western Civilization [University of Colorado Boulder]
7 Open Positions, Department of Politics, University of Liverpool
Managing Director, Center for Analysis of Longitudinal Data in Education Research (CALDER), American Institutes for Research
Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Wisconsin [Madison]
Senior Research Specialist, Politics Department, Princeton [deadline 17 June]
TECH + DATA + DESIGN
Principal, Programs and Policy (Tech and AI), Omidyar Network [SF / priority deadline 22 July]
Director, AI Policy and More, Federation of American Scientists [D.C.]
Technologist, Amnesty International [deadline 21 June]
Head of AI & Program Technology Engineering and AI Program Manager (Governance) (12-month Fixed Term), International Rescue Committee
Contract: Content Designer / Plain Language Specialist, Center for Civic Design [Remote]
Interactive Story Designer, ProPublica [Remote]
Visual Designer, Open Society Foundations [deadline 29 June]
Social Scientist, The Movement Cooperative [Remote / deadline 22 June]
Data Director, Battleground Alliance [Remote]
Data Scientist and More, Protect Democracy
Senior Data and Technology Manager, Popular Democracy [Remote]
Research Analysts, Center for Security and Emerging Technology [D.C. / deadline 6 July]
Data and Outcomes Specialist, Lawyers for Good Government [Remote]
National Security Policy Lead, Cyber, Anthropic [D.C.]
Chief Executive Officer, DataKind [via DSG]
Software Engineer, Geospatial Data and More, Civitech [Austin / Remote]
Software/Senior Engineer and More, Nava [Remote]
Multiple Positions, Governor’s Office of Information Technology [Colorado]
Senior Impact Researcher, Constructive Dialogue Institute [Remote]
Senior Policy Advisor on AI, digitalisation and power, EDRi - European Digital Rights [deadline 27 June]
Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC)-based Technical Architect Fellow (12-month contract), Centre for Digital Public Infrastructure - CDPI [deadline 21 June]
AI & Systems Lead / Director / VP, Consultants for Impact [rolling deadline through 5 July]
INTERNATIONAL + GLOBAL
Head of Division, Governance Indicators and Performance, OECD Directorate for Public Governance [Paris]
Senior Fellow and Director Smart Buys Alliance, Center for Global Development [D.C.]
Africa Regional Advocacy Coordinator, Amnesty International [Dakar / deadline 24 June]
Senior Director, Head of Strategy and Delivery Unit, International Rescue Committee [NYC]
Deputy Program Director, Human Rights Watch [deadline 21 June]
Program Assistant, International Program, Andrew Carnegie Foundation [NYC]
Decarbonisation Lead & Narratives Writer and Business Engagement Lead, IHRB [Remote / July 5]
Research Analyst, Business-Society Relations, Centre for Social and Economic Progress [New Delhi / June 30]
Program Associate, Brazil Program, Inter-American Dialogue [D.C.]
Analista de Gobernabilidad, PNUD/UNDP [Peru / deadline 19 June]
Oficial Regional de Comunicación, Oxfam Latin America & Caribbean [deadline 23 June]
Policy Manager, Brazil (Affirmative Action) and Scale-up Manager, J-PAL Latin America and the Caribbean [Brazil]
Junior Policy Analyst (Health and Societal Resilience), European Policy Centre [deadline 19 June]
(Senior) Policy and Research Associate, J-PAL Europe [Spain / deadline 3 July]
Economic & Policy Analyst, EU Science, Research and Innovation [Italy / deadline 6 July]
Deputy Programme Manager (Eastern Partnership), European Endowment for Democracy [Brussels / deadline 22 June]
Programme Assistant (Eastern Partnership), European Endowment for Democracy [Brussels / deadline 28 June]
Resident Director Armenia, National Democratic Institute
Associate Project Officer, InterPares, International IDEA [Brussels / deadline 19 June]
Strategic Communications Officer, Europe, Open Society Foundations [deadline 17 June]
Climate Policy Expert, NewClimate Institute [Germany]
Director, Development and Strategic Partnerships, Institute for Research on Public Policy [Canada / deadline 3 July]
Global Conflict Analyst, Wachenheim Center for Peace and Security, Council on Foreign Relations [D.C.]
Program Manager (Francophone) and Program Manager (Anglophone), LEEP - Lead Exposure Elimination Project [21 June]
BeNeLux Researcher, ACLED [Remote]
INTERNSHIPS + FELLOWSHIPS
Legal Fellowship 2027–2028, Democracy Forward [D.C. / Opens July 6]
Multiple Internships, National League of Cities
Associate Fellows Programme, Nala Center [deadline 8 July]
NGFP 2027 Fellowship, Next Generation Foresight Practitioners [deadline 26 June]
OES Evaluation Fellowship, Office of Evaluation Sciences [deadline 24 June]
Research Fellowship (children in crisis and conflict settings; inclusion and wellbeing of neurodivergent children; and children’s learning and development in an AI-enabled world), LEGO Foundation [deadline 31 July]
Claude Corps (12-month fellowship), Anthropic [deadline 17 July]
Internship in climate policy and data analysis, NewClimate Institute [Cologne, Germany]
Civic Growth Project Incubation Program, Institute for Youth in Policy [deadline 22 June]
Research Fellow, Civitech [Austin or Remote]
Local Reporting Network Fellow, ProPublica [Remote]
Public Interest Fellowship (Fall 2027), Campaign Legal Center [deadline 5 July]
Hellman and Simons Fellow for Science, Engineering, & Technology, American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Senior Fellow, Global Programs, AI Now Institute
CONSULTANCIES + OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
Survey for State and Local Government: Public Servant Pulse, The People Lab at the Harvard Kennedy School
Call: Democracy Stories Lab, People Powered [call opens 14 July]
Call for Proposals: Workshop on Problems of Democracy and Possible Solutions, Georgia Tech [proposal due 19 June]
Call for Papers: Guarding the Guardrails of Democracy, HKS Nonviolent Action Lab [proposal deadline 30 June]
Call for Session Proposals: FormFest, Beeck Center [deadline 26 June]
Call for Papers: 8th Deliberative Democracy Summer School, University of Canberra [application deadline 10 July]
Call for Special Issue papers: Power and Politics in the Policy Process, Policy & Politics [Abstract submission deadline 1 Sep.]
Letter of Inquiry: TREES–EGAP Small Grants, Universidad de los Andes (CEDE) + EGAP [up to $5,000 / LOI by 24 June]
Letter of Inquiry: Research grants on reducing inequality and improving the use of research evidence, William T. Grant Foundation [deadline 29 July]
Senior Project Coordinator Consultancy (Philippines), Open Ownership [deadline 28 June]
Board Members (x3), Tactical Tech [deadline 2 July]
Call for Proposals: Term-End Evaluation of the CADRE Initiative, IDI (INTOSAI Development Initiative) [deadline 1 July]
Invitation to Tender: Expert Partner Panel, Westminster Foundation for Democracy [Rolling]
Submit Application: Community Experts Roster, EGAP - Evidence in Governance and Politics
Contribute to the PAVE Case Book of Public Engagement on AI, Public AI Voice and Engagement
Lots more JOBS in the last newsletter GW #81 and on our LinkedIn Page.