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Data and Behavior with The People Lab

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November 16, 2022 Civic Data In this episode Professor Goldsmith talks with Professor Elizabeth Linos, director of The People Lab and an expert in data and evidence-based policymaking who researches how to best support the people of government and the...

COVID-19 Messaging: Insights from Behaviorally Tested Trials

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October 29, 2020 COVID-19 What Works Cities Certification Criteria Evaluation 4: In the past 12 months, your local government has launched two or more experimental or quasi-experimental evaluations. Evaluation 5: In the past 12 months, your local...

Innovating for Equity: Anti-Poverty Nudges in California

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November 19, 2019 Equity This post is part of the Innovating for Equity series. In California, there are over 7 million individuals who go to work each day, follow the rules, and earn a paycheck, yet don’t have access to an employer-sponsored retirement...

Innovating for Equity: Design in DC

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November 12, 2019 Equity This post is part of the Innovating for Equity series. As part of our Innovating for Equity series, we’re examining how some local leaders have now taken on the painstaking work of scrubbing biases and barriers out of their...

When Scientific Policy Needs a Nudge

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March 1, 2018 What Works Cities This article originally appeared as part of a paper on What Works Cities’ Certification program. With help from What Works Cities, the City of Scottsdale has pursued behaviorally-informed interventions in a great variety of...

A Three-Step Guide to Better UX in Government

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January 18, 2018 Nudging Last week, the government of Hawaii accidentally sent a massive alert to citizens warning of an impending ballistic missile attack. The message ended with the ominous warning “this is not a drill,” only to alert Hawaiians some 40...

Why Every Mayor Should Consider Launching a Policy Lab

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January 10, 2018 Civic Data This post originally appeared on Stephen Goldsmith's Better Faster Cheaper blog on Governing.com. You might have heard recently about a large study of body-worn police cameras in Washington, D.C,. that shed new light on the...