Introducing the ICMA/Kettering Foundation/NCL Leadership Institute on Race, Equity, and Inclusion

Celebrating Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Often thought of as the invisible disability, people of all neurological processing types should be accepted and included.

Addressing structural racism through public policy can help reduce poverty-inducing events like eviction

The first 50 years of African Americans in the public management profession

Cohort is brought together to share insights with ICMA and each other and to build a learning community for ICMA members on equity, inclusion, and social justice.

What’s next for our communities? ICMA's follow-up event will feature content on digital inclusion, resilient leadership, and racial equity and social justice.

Now is the time to make the changes that are long overdue, and to partner in bringing forward creative and progressive solutions.

Seek out opportunities to help rising female leaders