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Announcing the Partnership’s Research Advisory Council

02/02/2022

At the Partnership, research is at the core of how we design our programming, engage with federal leaders, advocate for new policy solutions, and…
More than science fiction: Strategic foresight and the future of Congress

02/01/2022

This blog is part of an ongoing research project from the Partnership for Public Service that uses strategic foresight to explore future challenges and…
How a shift in data operations helped California better serve people during the pandemic

01/28/2022

There is great potential for data—researchers can predict disease outbreak and allocate resources properly by following trends and analyzing data sets. Larger data sets…
How the State Department workforce changed under the Trump administration

01/20/2022

The Partnership’s recent Fed Figures analysis found that the overall number of full-time civilian federal employees increased under the Trump…
Calling all aspiring public servants: New program recruiting students for paid federal internships

01/10/2022

Undergraduate and graduate students are invited to join the next generation of public servants by applying for paid federal internships through the…
The anniversary of the Jan. 6 insurrection: A time to heal and reflect

01/06/2022

During my years of public service, my time working on Capitol Hill was the most poignant. The idea of walking the same halls as…
Why Preparing to Lead will help advance your career

01/06/2022

Preparing to Lead is the premier leadership and professional development program for GS-7 to GS-11 federal employees. As one of…
Five honorees reflect on the power of the Sammies

01/03/2022

Public servants work tirelessly on behalf of the people of this country, and the more than 660 honorees of the Samuel J. Heyman…
Thank you, Dr. Francis Collins

12/28/2021

As another pandemic-scrambled year nears an end, the Partnership thanks a bright light in government who both oversaw COVID-19 work on vaccines and treatments…
How the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention overcame COVID-19 data challenges

12/20/2021

When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit the United States in January 2020, the federal government struggled to collect accurate, comprehensive and timely disease data because of…