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Paula Kiger

 

Paula Kiger edits SmartBrief's nonprofit sector newsletters and co-manages @SBLeaders on Twitter. She worked extensively in Florida's quasi-governmental children's health insurance program that became a national model, has served as a United Nations Foundation Shot at Life Champion leader, has proofread professionally and has extensive social media experience. You can find her at her blog Big Green Pen, on Instagram, at LinkedIn and on Twitter.

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A look ahead to ICMA’s UNITE: A Digital Event
Infrastructure
A look ahead to ICMA’s UNITE: A Digital Event
A look ahead to ICMA’s UNITE: A Digital Event

A look ahead to ICMA’s UNITE: A Digital Event

Why a philanthropist sought a reporter’s help to tell Freddie Gray’s story
Leadership
Events
Why a philanthropist sought a reporter’s help to tell Freddie Gray’s story
Why a philanthropist sought a reporter’s help to tell Freddie Gray’s story

Robin Hood Foundation CEO Wes Moore teams up with an education reporter to explore Freddie Gray's life

How businesses can repair the chasm created by racism
Leadership
Events
How businesses can repair the chasm created by racism
How businesses can repair the chasm created by racism

Companies are scrambling to fix racial injustices and inequities. But to become anti-racist requires hard work, an awareness of microaggressions, and buy-in from leadership, among other steps.

Reward systems that work when work isn’t very rewarding
Leadership
Leadership and Management
Reward systems that work when work isn’t very rewarding
Reward systems that work when work isn’t very rewarding

Reward systems that work are not impossible amid the challenges brought by the coronavirus pandemic

Overcome social distance with empathy in leadership
Leadership
Leadership and Management
Overcome social distance with empathy in leadership
Overcome social distance with empathy in leadership

Why social distance in the time of coronavirus can be overcome with empathy in leadership

Why a township manager publicly apologized for an inherited problem
Leadership
Leadership and Management
Why a township manager publicly apologized for an inherited problem
Why a township manager publicly apologized for an inherited problem

Why a township manager publicly apologized 14 years after a police report about Larry Nassar was not acted upon.

#ICMA2019: A call to reflect and lead
Leadership
Events
#ICMA2019: A call to reflect and lead
#ICMA2019: A call to reflect and lead

A distinguished local government leader issues a call to reflect and inspire

Cooperation: The vital public safety ingredient
Infrastructure
Cooperation: The vital public safety ingredient
Cooperation: The vital public safety ingredient

Why public safety centers depend on local government cooperation to succeed

Prototypes: They’re not just for big kids
Education
Connected Teaching and Learning
Prototypes: They’re not just for big kids
Prototypes: They’re not just for big kids

Learn how literacy-based engineering helps children learn to comprehend, communicate and problem solve

Get out of your swivel chair and lead
Leadership
Events
Get out of your swivel chair and lead
Get out of your swivel chair and lead

Lessons on how local government professionals can manage chaos by heading toward the problem.

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