MPOs who pivoted and expanded their reachPublicInput joined a panel of presenters at the Association Metropolitan Planning Organization’s (AMPO) Annual Conference in Scottsdale, AZ. Moderated by Bill Austin (Morgantown MPO),...
Posted by | October 7, 2021
Library of CongressEvery OctoberIn 1994, a coalition of education-based organizations in the United States designated October as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) History MonthAs we reflect on the summer...
Posted by | October 5, 2021
PublicInput had the pleasure to join a panel discussion at the 2021 National Freedom of Information Coalition (NFOIC) online Summit. The panel discussion, moderated by Valerie Lemmie, Directory of...
Posted by | September 16, 2021
PublicInput Moderates Panel at IAP2 Annual ConferenceThis week PublicInput’s Graham Stone moderated a panel discussion with Ashley Traynum-Carson (City of Asheville, NC), Camden Yehle (Yehle & Associates), and Emily Woodell...
Posted by | September 7, 2021
Engagement Culture & Actionable InsightIn a recent blog we discussed agility in public engagement and the need for a unified engagement approach that values insight over the act of data...
Posted by | August 13, 2021
Local jurisdictions rethink public meetings amid spikes in COVID-19 cases Headlines from the pandemic outbreak in 2020? No, these are announcements local governments have made in recent weeks as new...
Posted by | February 18, 2021
For public agencies across the country, the pandemic required teams to quickly adapt to a new way of interacting with their community. Organizations moved processes from in-person to digital formats...
Posted by | September 21, 2017
Though we were only in Anaheim for 3 days, and got a cumulative 12 hours of sleep, we met a ton of great people and were reminded of why PublicInput’s...
Posted by | September 20, 2017
We had provided the public with clean, low-friction input channels—a mobile friendly online survey, targeted social media posts, and live meeting voting. But somehow, residents felt compelled to email [email protected]
Posted by | June 29, 2017
So you’ve gone above and beyond to promote your public meetings, you’ve targeted neighborhoods on Facebook, and you’ve leveraged our meeting tools to foster productive dialog.But are you sure you’ve...
