Gun Violence Briefing With the Coalition to Save Lives
Tues., May 23, 5-6:30 PM
Online
Join the Forum for Executive Women for a briefing about gun violence in Philadelphia with the Civic Coalition to Save Lives. The program will feature Philadelphia Urban League president/CEO Sharmain Matlock-Turner; Ted Qualli, the Philadelphia Foundation’s communications and marketing director; and Civic Coalition executive director Estelle Richman. Register.
What Does Data-Driven Local Government Look Like?
Thurs., May 25, 11 AM-12 Noon
Online
It’s been 20 years since CitiStat revolutionized data-driven performance management to make local government more efficient and effective. While many cities have established long-term, data-driven approaches, Philadelphia’s use of data and performance-management strategies has been more diffuse. How could renewed attention to performance management help local elected and operational leaders address our most pressing challenges?
Pew is leading a series of convenings on this essential feature of good government, starting with an expert panel on the past, present, and future of public-sector performance management. Guests include Beth Blauer of Johns Hopkins University; Rochelle Haynes of What Works Cities; Dan Hymowitz of Baltimore’s Office of Performance and Innovation. Moderator: Anjali Chainani of Anavi Strategies. Register.
Redistricting: Lessons Learned & Next Steps for Needed Reform
Wed., May 31, 7-8:30 PM
Online
Draw the Lines and the Committee of Seventy are partnering with Fair Districts PA, PA Voice, the League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania, and Common Cause PA to convene a panel discussion about the past cycle, consider lessons learned, and highlight questions of importance for future reforms. Panelists will be announced soon. You can register for free here: Sign up to attend PA Redistricting.
2023 Women in Public Leadership Event
Tuesday, June 6, 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
The Kimmel Center
The Committee of Seventy’s Second Annual Women in Public Leadership event features a timely and important conversation on the vital role the media plays in a democracy. Dr. Kerry Sautner, Chief Learning Officer for the National Constitution Center, will moderate the discussion between Errin Haines, Editor-at-Large and Founder of the 19th*; Lisa Hughes, publisher & CEO of The Philadelphia Inquirer; and Sarah Glover, VP of News & Civic Dialogue at WHYY to discuss their path to leadership, how news organizations can strengthen democracy, and the challenges and opportunities their industries face in light of the heightened partisanship facing our nation. C70 will also honor renowned civic leader, Sharmain Matlock-Turner, CEO of the Urban Affairs Coalition, for her tireless work advancing social and economic justice, promoting voter engagement, and advocating for the rights of marginalized communities. Sponsorship and ticket information.
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