From Seed to Root

Early-Stage Strategies for Community Wealth Building

The U.S. is among the most unequal societies in the world. To address these inequalities, city leaders, including mayors, should play a critical role in community wealth building.

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New Mayors Cohort 2020

Grounded in our commitment to inclusion across race, gender, and economic status, this cohort will help mayors in their first term build capacity and enact their agendas while avoiding common missteps.

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Summer 2020 Annual Meeting

August 20 - 22, Tacoma, WA

Hosted by Mayor Woodards, mark your calendars for the Summer 2020 Annual Meeting, Thursday, August 20 - Saturday, August 22! More information coming soon.

A Public Water Utility Workshop on Affordability

April 2 - 3, 2020, Detroit, MI

This workshop, by invitation only, will bring together water utility leaders across the Great Lakes region. The goal of the workshop is to arm utility leaders with everything they need to create more efficient, affordable, and sustainable water entities that have positive relationships with the constituents they serve.

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ABOUT US

EVENTS

Tweets by MayorInnovation

The Mayors Innovation Project is a learning network among American mayors committed to “high road” policy and governance: shared prosperity, environmental sustainability, and efficient democratic government. Around the country, mayors are taking the lead on pressing social issues—climate change, infrastructure, economic revitalization, health care, prison reentry, and more. We support and encourage this innovation by providing cutting-edge thinking and concrete examples that your city can use right away. Building high road cities and metropolitan regions is both good for citizens and a key way to move the country to the high road nationally. Cities have enormous untapped assets and political strengths that can be organized better now. The Mayors Innovation Project exists to help its member participants lead by example, share their experiences with peers, and make this argument for cities nationally.

New Mayors Cohort: Part 1 Dallas, TX
Thursday / March 19, 2020 - Friday / March 20, 2020

A Public Water Utility Workshop on Affordability Detroit, MI
Thursday / April 02, 2020 - Friday / April 03, 2020

Past: Winter 2020 Policy Meeting Washington, DC
Friday / January 24, 2020 - Saturday / January 25, 2020

Past: Summer 2019 Annual Meeting Columbia, SC
Thursday / August 01, 2019 - Saturday / August 03, 2019

Past: Winter 2019 Policy Meeting Washington, DC
Friday / January 25, 2019 - Saturday / January 26, 2019