December 7, 2023 Across the Aisle | Academy Sparks Bipartisanship on Police Accountability The NCSL Legislator Police Academy brings together lawmakers from different parties and backgrounds to find common ground on policy related to police accountability. State Legislatures News, News to Use, Across the Aisle, Policy, Civil and Criminal Justice State Legislatures News
November 30, 2023 Can Politicians and Reporters ‘Just Be Cool’ With Each Other? A communications expert at NCSL Base Camp 2023 suggests that politicians and reporters view each other with attitudes of humility. All of them are, after all, public servants. State Legislatures News, News to Use State Legislatures News
November 9, 2023 Civility: Mission Possible—Just Ask These 2 Opposites The journalists Nolan Finley and Stephen Henderson spoke at NCSL Base Camp about their strategies for maintaining civility in conversations without sacrificing one’s personal views—or one’s friendships. State Legislatures News, News to Use State Legislatures News
August 31, 2023 In Bipartisan Effort, Kentucky Makes Some Pandemic Voting Changes Permanent After successfully adapting Kentucky’s election procedures during the pandemic, the state’s Democrats and Republicans worked together to make permanent some of the changes, including expanded early voting and absentee ballots. State Legislatures News, News to Use, Policy, Elections, Across the Aisle State Legislatures News
August 15, 2023 Sometimes a Step Back Is the Best Way to Move Forward A look at the leadership style of Gen. George Washington, who showed that a strategic retreat can begin a slow path to victory. State Legislatures News, News to Use, Legislative Summit State Legislatures News
August 14, 2023 Can’t Decide Whether to Be Honest or Nice? Try Both. Communications expert Sarita Maybin offered a number of ways to ease confrontation and difficult conversations in personal, occupational and, of course, legislative situations. State Legislatures News, News to Use, Legislative Summit State Legislatures News