Ten Ways to Change The World
summary
Lists eleven concrete levers — from executive memoranda and orders to events, convenings, public‑private collaborations and interagency committees — and gives exact examples: the I3 fund: $650M public + $500M philanthropy to back evidence‑based education; prizes that deliver up to 40x multiplier on prize value; the new challenge.gov platform for citizen coders; open government directive requiring agency data inventories; and a push for a video.gov aggregator after Carl Malamud digitizes ~3,971 government videos with ~7M views and a 5,000‑video goal.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Beyond laws and regulations
- 2:07Events speeches and campaigns
- 3:09Public-private collaborations
- 4:16Prizes and monetary rewards
- 5:20Policy making and open government
- 6:03Internal agency collaborations
- 7:06Funding and human resources
- 8:10Pitching ideas to government
- 9:15Call to action
- 10:17Digitizing public video archives
- 13:07Launch video.gov platform
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