Book Review: Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara
A book review of Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara
Fighting Fraud, Waste & Abuse in Government
Post-2024 election discussions highlight the need for greater government efficiency and expanded oversight, as fraud, waste & abuse remain critical issues despite the proven successes of government inspectors general.
Courts in transition: Earning trust, enhancing access & preserving decorum
Modern courts are evolving to address declining public trust and integrating new technology to better expand access to justice, but there still remain opportunities to improve jury inclusivity and juror experience.
Humanizing the justice system through AI
AI tools have enabled court and government employees to focus more on human interactions in their work and provided learning opportunities to improve equity and reduce bias in judicial outcomes.
Resources from People, Places, Purpose Keynote
Additional resources from my presentation at the Place Matters Summit in Grand Rapids, November 2024
Book Review: We the Possibility by Mitchell Weiss
A book review of We the Possibility by Mitchell Weiss.
Increasing Access to Justice: Innovations now happening in the nation’s court system
Some legal professionals may have hesitancy around generative AI, but the tools are already at work, transforming court operations while expanding access to justice.
Best Practices in Employee Onboarding in Courts
Staffing challenges persist across government agencies as many legacy employees retire from the industry, how can agencies ensure that they are quickly onboarding new hires and retaining high quality employees in this landscape?
Book Review: Between the Listening and the Telling by Mark Yaconelli
A book review of Between the Listening and the Telling by Mark Yaconelli.