Jennifer Pahlka, a pioneer in making government work for people in the digital age, presents her powerful insights in her new book, Recoding America. In this thought-provoking read, she emphasizes the urgency of recoding government from the ground up, rather than simply applying new technology to the existing system. Pahlka highlights the need for a shift in how policy is implemented and delivered to the public.

While the government can sometimes feel rigid and disconnected, she showcases the innovative efforts of creative and courageous public servants who are creating a government that truly works for the people. Recoding America has garnered high praise, with Ezra Klein of The New York Times calling it one of the best policy books he has ever read. With engaging and vivid accounts, Pahlka reveals the challenges of policy rhetoric clashing with implementation in an Industrial-era culture.

By recoding government and recognizing that both software and government are created for and by people, we have the power to shape how they work. Join Jennifer Pahlka on this transformative journey and lend a hand in shaping the future of our society