About this Event This is an opportunity for the DC area public administration community to get together to discuss anything on your mind such as the results of the presidential and congressional elections, coping with COVID-19, balancing work and helping your children in a virtual or hybrid learning environment, the opportunities and challenges of working […]
Save the Date! Don Kettl Discusses His Latest Book - Divided States of America: Why Federalism Doesn’t Work With Keynote Speaker Don Kettl Sid Richardson Professor at the LBJ School of Public Affairs, University of Texas and author of numerous books.
Join NCAC in a book discussion of "Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents" by Isabel Wilkerson. The discussion will be led by NCAC member, Keesha Gill and NCAC President, Judy England-Joseph. Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/aspa-ncac-book-discussion-on-caste-tickets-156441104555
The NCAC Board of Directors invites you to join them in drinks and conversation. This is an opportunity for the DC area public administration community to get together to discuss anything on your mind such as coping with COVID-19, balancing work and helping your children in a virtual or hybrid learning environment, the opportunities and […]
This is an opportunity for the DC area public administration community to get together to discuss anything on your mind such as coping with COVID-19, balancing work and helping your children in a virtual or hybrid learning environment, the opportunities and challenges of working remotely, safety of your office when it reopens or anything else […]
What Is Community Engagement and How Can it be a Useful Tool for Seeking Solutions and Actions to Climate Change? The program will focus on key aspects and practices of community engagement and then delve into how they can be applied for seeking solutions and actions to climate change. The event’s speakers will provide an […]
Each year NCAC accepts nominations for our two signature awards, the National Capital Area Chapter Award for Outstanding Public Service and the Frances Kelsey Award. To learn more about the criteria for and nominating procedures for both of these awards, click here. Nominations for both awards can be submitted here by Friday, March 11th.
ASPA's Annual Conference provides a yearly opportunity to bring together public administrators from across the discipline. Theme: "Democracy under Threat: The Future of Equality in a Post-COVID World" The conference website will be posted in the coming weeks and will provide more details.
The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Us and How We Can Prosper Together by Heather McGhee Discussion led by: Keisha Gill
This is an opportunity for the DC area public administration community to get together to discuss anything on your mind such as congressional elections, balancing work and life, the opportunities and challenges of creating diverse and inclusive programs, or anything else that you want to chat about. You might even want to share how NCAC […]
Join us in listening to author and NCAC member, Bonnie Stabile, discuss her latest book - Women, Power, and Rape Culture: The Politics and Policy of Underrepresentation - by Bonnie Stablie and Aubrey Leigh Grant To register go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ncac-social-justice-event-women-power-and-rape-culture-tickets-428744415087
Join the National Capital Area Chapter of ASPA for a free event on Wednesday titled "Reproductive Equity and Justice: Who It Affects and Why It Matters" on November 29 at 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm EST. Moderator: Dr. Dale Jones, Member, Board of Directors, ASPA NCAC (Vice President-Elect) Speakers: Jhumka Gupta, Sc.D. Associate Professor, Department of Global […]