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How the public service community can engage lawmakers through storytelling

OPM's proposed reduction in force rule: What it gets right and what still needs work

5 public servants who changed the world

Meet public servants who continue to advocate for America’s health and future

Meet three former federal workers who are focused on improving scientific research, public health and the environment.

10 ways to celebrate Public Service Recognition Week 2026

Discover 10 actions you can take to celebrate public servants during Public Service Recognition Week, happening May 3-9, 2026.

Civic engagement shaped 250 years of America. What can you do to shape the federal government of the future?

Civic action has been a crucial part of shaping America since day one. It has helped build a government that is more accountable and responsive to the public, and every person can play a part in creating a better government in the future.

From AM to PM: Envisioning a new day for federal performance management

Federal performance management is trying to do too many things and none of them well. The time is now to clarify its purpose and push for holistic reform.

Weakening the watchdogs: The Trump Administration’s unprecedented efforts to undermine inspector general capacity

Our analysis of agency budget justifications reveals how the Trump administration’s 2027 budget proposal aims to cut funding for inspector general offices across government.

2025 Federal Data Excellence Awards highlight exemplary federal data products and the teams who make them

The Partnership for Public Service and USAFacts held their second annual Federal Data Excellence Awards ceremony on March 31, recognizing four exceptional data products and the teams who built them.

Deep thoughts from a coach: Developing your resilient mindset during a federal career transition

Leadership coach Virginia Hill details tips federal employees can use to move through this period with intention, resilience and self-trust.