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The President’s Most Excruciating Decisions
July 7, 2015By Carlos Watson – Gene Sperling is soaking up the SoCal sun these days, but he still keeps one tanned finger on the pulse of… Read more »
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Can We Focus on What Works?
June 17, 2015By John Kamensky – Can we shift the conversation in Washington from “waste, fraud, and abuse” to “what works and let’s fund it” instead? I… Read more »
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Msnbc Executive Editor Richard Wolffe sits down with Michele Jolin, co-author of “Moneyball for Government,” to discuss how her book takes on a strategy originally… Read more »
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What Works: Using data to drive decisions
June 15, 2015Commitment by Salt Lake County, Ben McAdams – In 2015, Salt Lake County committed to building out its infrastructure to measure performance and utilize data… Read more »
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Independent Evaluation of Soccer for Success
June 8, 2015In 2011, the Corporation for National and Community Service awarded the U.S. Soccer Foundation a prestigious Social Innovation Fund grant to expand its Soccer for… Read more »
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– Governor Terry McAuliffe and Results for America hosted a summit on workforce development this week to continue our efforts to better prepare Virginia’s job… Read more »
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By Angel Taveras – Fifty years ago, President Lyndon Johnson stood in the White House Rose Garden to announce a revolutionary federal program — part… Read more »
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An Afternoon With Peter Orszag and Jim Nussle
May 17, 2015By Patrick Daniel – Everyone listened in excitedly as Nina Easton introduced the panelists to the audience that had gathered at the JFK Jr. Forum… Read more »
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Moneyball for Dropout Prevention
May 15, 2015By John Bridgeland and Robert Balfanz For decades, more than one million students dropped out from high school every year, with dire consequences to them,… Read more »
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By Josh Eidelson – In the U.S. and the rest of the world, politicians looking to trim government spending have typically taken a simple approach… Read more »
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