From September 24-26, 2015, chiefs of staff and policy advisors from the largest U.S. cities gathered at Harvard Kennedy School for the 14th convening of the Project on Municipal Innovation Advisory Group. In conversations with national experts and academics, the group explored challenges and innovative solutions for ensuring racial and economic equity in city government, city services, and the communities the serve. We invite you to explore the articles below for highlights from the group's conversations.

Beyond Baltimore: Thoughts on Place, Race, and Opportunity
September 30, 2015

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The Three Biggest Obstacles to Making Cities Work for Everyone
October 13, 2015

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How Cities are Changing Their Thinking on Disconnected Youth
October 11, 2015

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From Big Data to Big Action
October 13, 2015

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Promising Practices for Operationalizing Race Equity
October 20, 2015

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Lessons in Summer Jobs Plus
October 26, 2015

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PMI-AG Members in Conversation with Alan Berube on Urban Inequality
November 5, 2015

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Project on Municipal Innovation Team

The Project on Municipal Innovation, launched in 2006, is directed by Harvard Kennedy School professor Stephen Goldsmith and was originally supported by Living Cities. PMI consists of the chiefs of staff of the 35 largest cities across the U.S., who come together to share and adapt best practices and innovative policy ideas that increase efficiency and improve the lives of citizens.