Tweets mine. Associate Vice Provost for Public Sector Innovation at JHU, data enthusiast, widow, music lover, and feminist. Black Lives Matter. (she/her)
We are grateful to @mikebloomberg and the entire @bloombergdotorg team for their deep partnership in Baltimore. Their support in our violence prevention and vacants reduction strategies represent just a few focus areas where they are deeply invested in.
Our team at @BloombergDotOrg has been proud to support @MayorBMScott in using data and innovation to get results for residents—from historic reductions in crime to tackling vacant housing. We look forward to helping more mayors learn from this work and Baltimore's inspiring example.
Congratulations to GovEx founder @biblauer on her new role as @JohnsHopkins' inaugural vice president for public impact initiatives and leader of the Baltimore Strategic Impact Initiative, which will help JHU build on its investments and work in the city.
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Coming up next week with #GovEX founder @biblauer - GenAI — Get Ready! A webinar for local gov't types looking to harness #AI. For access >> cityaiconnect.jhu.edu/
Very proud to celebrate the @WhatWorksCities Certification of 12 new cities. As a member of the WWC Standard Committee, it’s a pleasure to support cities committed to excellence in data-driven local government. #CitiesWinWithDatabit.ly/WWC2024Cert
I just was notified that next year marks my 20th anniversary of being a @secuMD member. And I had an incredible experience at the state center location today. Jolene the teller was awesome and Amanda the live person went above and beyond-awesome team and experience. #banklocal
👀 Not us getting distracted by that view of the capitol over @biblauer's shoulder during chat with GovEX and BCPI leaders about the work our teams do to support cities around the world. The trio spoke this week at the new @JohnsHopkins building in D.C. hubs.ly/Q026TDM-0
At the #PritzkerForum yesterday, our founder @biblauer led an incredibly energetic and passionate conversation on centering human experience, equity, and ethics in AI!
Join us virtually for the final panel of Day 2 of the #PritzkerForum on Global Cities, where our speakers consider what effective human touchpoints for #AI deployment look like, and why they are important. Watch the livestream here: bit.ly/3HF9MUB
The Squeegee Collective in Balitmore City reminds us that when government drops the top-down, and supports co-creation with all impacted parties—from youth to local businesses—new and powerful solutions emerge.
Johns Hopkins University is set to establish its 10th academic division, the School of Government and Policy, at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C. hub.jhu.edu/2023/10/06/johns…
Thrilled to be a part of @JohnsHopkins next chapter! For years I have dreamt of this moment. A School for Government and Policy! I can't wait to bring data and innovation to the forefront of this field alongside some the worlds most exciting colleagues! hub.jhu.edu/2023/10/06/johns…
Congratulations to all the cities achieving @WhatWorksCities Certification! Your commitment to transparency, accountability, and data-driven decision-making is making a huge impact in the lives of residents. bit.ly/June2023Cert#CitiesWinWithData
Heads up to mayors, city innovators, and urban trailblazers:
Put October 18-20 in your calendars for our decennial CityLab, coming to Washington, D.C.
Lots more to come soon! citylab.bloomberg.org/
👂🏼Heard at @pewtrusts and @Committeeof70:
“Performance management is not a guessing game. Use data to:
✅Prioritize disinvested neighborhoods
✅Engage staff
✅Break down silos
✅Measure outcomes not outputs
✅Communicate!"
-@RVHaynes w/@AnjaliChainani@biblauer@dhymowit
Join me tomorrow for a conversation on how data-driven performance can help local leaders tackle pressing challenges @pewtrusts & @Committeeof70 hosts a discussion-the past, present & future of public-sector performance management. Register here: pew-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi….
The most interesting finding from our City Data Alliance application analysis?
Mayors shift from "data for efficiency" to "data for problem solving."
It's a distinction that makes a difference. Read more here 👇bloombergcities.jhu.edu/news…
Mayor Walsh just wrapped up a week with @MikeBloomberg, global data leaders, and learning alongside 19 other mayors as part of @BloombergDotOrg’s City Data Alliance. Our #NextLevelGrowth is bringing data front-and-center in improving lives and creating opportunity for all.