Shifting Paradigms From Punitive to Restorative Justice Download the Case Study The Travis County Transformation Project represents a significant shift in justice for young people, focusing on restorative practices rather than punitive measures. Initiated by Travis County District Attorney José Garza, this project is a collaborative effort involving local government and FUSE, a national nonprofit. … Continued
It was a simple hypothesis: a year is enough time to fuse a change in how local governments tackle their most significant challenges. Founded in 2011, FUSE was conceived by longtime McKinsey leader Lenny Mendonca, entrepreneur Peter Sims, and great civic minds inside and outside the public sector to place entrepreneurial talent inside the government. … Continued
FUSE is thrilled to announce the launch of our Spring 2024 Cohort of FUSE Executive Fellows, who are set to embark on transformative projects across various cities and counties nationwide. This cohort is poised to tackle pressing issues ranging from urban resilience and sustainable revitalization to digital equity and healthcare innovation.
Last month, FUSE gathered the Spring 2024 cohorts in Los Angeles for an energizing and impactful Mid-Year Retreat. Fellows from both Year 1 and Year 2 programs came together to reflect on their journeys, share insights, and prepare for the road ahead.
After his FUSE Fellowship, Wesley E. Myrick joined the City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office as a Senior Policy Analyst to continue the work he started as a FUSE Executive Fellow.
Situated in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area, Hayward faces significant risks from rising sea levels and increased wildfire danger. Rather than viewing these as insurmountable challenges, the City is turning them into opportunities for community transformation through climate action.
As one of FUSE's most longstanding partners, the City of Los Angeles welcomes two FUSE Executive Fellows to work on advancing employee engagement and developing a climate resilience plan!
On June 5, 2024, Washington, DC, was the stage for a significant event focused on affordable housing. This event brought together key organizations, including FUSE, John Legend’s HUMANLEVEL, Living Cities, and the Brookings Institution, to discuss and promote innovative solutions for affordable housing. The event also underscored the importance of partnerships in addressing complex social … Continued
In Travis County, Texas, a groundbreaking approach to youth justice is transforming lives and communities. Led by District Attorney José Garza, this initiative marks a significant shift from punitive measures to a focus on healing and restoration. The journey began in late 2021 when Travis County partnered with FUSE, a national nonprofit, to design an … Continued