Resources

Federal agencies were built to solve problems in silos—one office, one pollutant, one mandate at a time. But today’s toughest challenges, from climate change and clean water to land use and energy policy, don’t respect those boundaries. Systems Thinking for Real Federal Problems, the first of seven sessions, draws on decades of environmental protection experience ... Read more

Effective federal decisions are made possible by several dynamics working together: clear authority, sound evidence, alignment with the agency’s mission, and strong working relationships. Understanding how these pieces fit together is what makes it possible to move a decision forward. This interactive webinar led by Rob Shriver examines the mechanics of how federal decisions get ... Read more

As the United States turns the page on its 250th anniversary, the federal government continues to navigate a period of disruption and change while also facing decades of growing distrust. This webinar will explore how the public’s views and priorities for better government can inform the path ahead.

For 25 years, the Partnership for Public Service has honored our nation’s outstanding civil servants through the Service to America Medals® program, better known as the Sammies. Over 800 career federal employees have been recognized for their work making the American public safer, stronger, healthier and more prosperous.   With nominations for the 2027 Sammies now open.

Former Merit Systems Protection Board Vice Chairman Ray Limon breaks down the current state of the agency and what federal employees need to know about removal conditions and retaliation protections.

Former Merit Systems Protection Board Vice Chairman Ray Limon breaks down the current state of the agency and what federal employees need to know about the appeals process.

Former Merit Systems Protection Board Vice Chairman Ray Limon breaks down the current state of the agency’s reduction-in-force procedures and what federal employees need to know about their appeal rights.

On June 29, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court issued two decisions about the president’s power to remove leaders of federal agencies. The decisions came out the same day, both written by Chief Justice Roberts but they reached different results. This FAQ explains what the Court decided and what it may mean for federal workers. It ... Read more

Join the Partnership for Public Service and former federal government leaders in a conversation inspired by author Alex Snider’s new book, Sometimes You Should Be Late.