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Govlaunch Podcast Govlaunch
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From the Wiki for local government innovation, the Govlaunch podcast shares the stories of local government innovators and their efforts to build better governments. Through conversations with cities and towns around the world, each episode explores creative solutions to the challenges communities face, and what local governments can learn from each other’s successes and failures.
Visit govlaunch.com for more stories and examples of local government innovation.
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Bloomington, IN makes space for low-cost, impactful innovation
Devta Kidd, Innovation Director for Bloomington, Indiana joins the Govlaunch Podcast to share their recent work to improve sidewalks through their "put it on the dot" project, supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies, Centre for Public Impact.
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Hamilton legal drives model policies in the face of major disruptors
In this episode, Olivia meets with Monica Ciriello, the Director of Law and Licensing at the City of Hamilton, to discuss how the city is fostering innovation in its legal and licensing teams.
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Montréal in Common on putting community needs first and tips for more agile and impactful civic innovation
Today, Olivia, from our team chats with the director of the Montréal in Common Program and Innovation Advisor for data projects on their approach to developing ambitious but necessary initiatives.
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Paris, FR focusing on resiliency to drive impactful and equitable policing
This week, Olivia chats with the Risk Manager Inès Boubaker at Paris City Hall, who is in charge of the municipal police and security policy.
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Web3 and blockchain applications for local government
Olivia from our team is joined by two blockchain enthusiasts, Dani Pico and Zachary Habayeb, who are working in the community building space of Web3.
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Detroit, MI empowers residents to bridge their digital divide
In this episode, Olivia is joined by Autumn Evans, the deputy director of digital inclusion and equity and Connect 313 operations director for the city of Detroit. As a follow up from our two part interview with Joshua Edmonds last summer, Autumn updates on how digital inclusion work is progressing in Detroit.