Former Civil Servants Speak: How to Achieve Real Government Reform in a Post-DOGE World

And educate the public about why the federal government is broken.
Through intentional public conversations, we seek to understand Americans’ pain points in accessing federal services and educate the public about the barriers we have encountered as civil servants in addressing these pain points. We also seek to redefine how civil servants hear and respond to those pain points, and integrate the insights we glean from these conversations into the solutions we propose.

And provide enough implementation tools to make those plans work.
Through case studies, templates, and recommendations about how to replicate, scale, and incentivize best practices that we've already implemented in individual agencies or programs, we offer solutions that civil servants still in government can immediately adopt to drive results.

And provide clear expectations about the results this kind of action should produce.
Through suggested rewrites of bloated and outdated regulations, we offer the opportunity to revamp federal regulations in a thoughtful, nonpartisan manner for lasting and effective reform.

And give elected leaders the confidence to take transformative action.
Through repealing or amending unhelpful laws about how agencies must operate -- and writing new laws to push them to operate more effectively -- we offer Congress expert guidance on how to make the next 250 years of American government run more smoothly.