On July 15, 2020, Common Good hosted the second forum in the Campaign for Common Good to explore the need to remake public service in America. A tangled bureaucratic framework has made it almost impossible for public employees and their supervisors to make sensible public choices. The inability to hold public employees accountable has corroded public culture and caused broad public distrust. Unaccountability has been the focus of national outrage over the inability to remove police officers with a record of abusive behavior.
Panelists
Mitch Daniels
President, Purdue University; Former Governor of Indiana
Daniel DiSalvo
Professor and Chair of Political Science, City College of New York
Nicole Gelinas
Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute; Columnist, New York Post
Philip K. Howard
(Moderator) Chair, Common Good
Paul C. Light
Paulette Goddard Professor of Public Service, NYU Graduate School of Public Service
Ronald Tyler
Professor of Law and Director, Criminal Defense Clinic, Stanford Law School
Bill Valdez
Former President, Senior Executives Association; Former Career Senior Executive, US Department of Energy