Show Notes
Once trust is broken, it can be hard to rebuild.
In this episode, we highlight the legitimacy crisis facing government. We examine how government leaders are addressing long-standing barriers to justice and civil rights, and how they are working to rebuild trust with communities that have been excluded by public institutions across the United States. Read the blog here.
Learn more about what governments can do to build their legitimacy here. If you're a public servant or government official, we want to hear your examples of how working to rebuild trust and improve access to public services for all communities. Head over to the Apolitical Q&A discussion, and share your experiences with public servants worldwide.
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