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As we move into a new season, we are excited to spotlight the remarkable achievements of our vibrant member community, whose dedication continues to drive transparency, accountability, and civic participation worldwide. In this issue, we take a look back at our recent Hub events that brought together change-makers for insightful conversations, and we highlight the vital work of our key partners who make our mission possible.
In July 2026, Accountability Lab published insights on building sustainable tools and closing the proximity gap in civil society. In September, they participated in the SADCOPAC Conference, advocating for stronger tracking of Public Accounts Committee recommendations.
ACET opened applications in September 2026 for its Young Leaders in Research (YLR) Programme and the ACET Youth Policy Lab. They are also currently hiring a Graduate Intern for their Gender Equality Program.
ADN expanded its presence at the heart of U.S.-Africa engagement by opening a new office in Washington, D.C., in August 2026. In September, their publications focused on the shift from aid-dependency to African and diaspora-led growth.
In September 2026, BoardSource announced the upcoming October launch of its Grantee Support Program. This initiative will allow participating foundations to provide dedicated governance support to their grantees.
CPR released: Teaching Environmental Law in Context: The Role of State Climate Policy in the Context of Federal Retrenchment
EPL released their summer newsletter in August 2026, highlighting their third annual Alumni Network Gathering. In September, EPL alumni contributed to consultations for the Future of Development Cooperation Coalition.
In September 2026, the FACT Coalition condemned a final rule rolling back corporate transparency protections and highlighted research showing how major U.S. corporations reduced their tax bills using offshore tax havens.
OGP is hosting “Europe Dialogues” — a series of webinars designed for the European open government community, aiming to connect EU and wider European regional policy priorities with national OGP processes and stakeholders.
These are recent job postings from Members and partners.
Development Gateway is hiring! Program Lead for the Early Grade Education Activity (EGEA, also known as ‘ASAS’) program, and soliciting requests for proposals for our Business Development and Proposal Development Consultant roster. More info here.
Marketing and Communications Manager to help advance the organization's mission, visibility, and strategic goals.
Multiple positions available including Editorial Manager and Legal & Policy Officer.
These are just a few of the events that the Open Gov Hub has hosted in the first half of the year. These events are focused on promoting and ensuring transparency, accountability, and civic engagement.
A lunch-and-learn hybrid event that focused on why traditional M&E struggles when outcomes emerge over time, what “complexity-aware” means in day-to-day reality, and how CAM complements existing results frameworks.
An evening book talk and reception with speaker Glen Galaich, CEO of the Stupski Foundation, focused on his book “Control: Why Big Givings Fall Short.” The event looked at why philanthropy fails in modern times because of overly wealthy donors who have non-democratic control over charitable funds.
A lunch-and-learn meant to help people understand their organization, trust their work, and take meaningful action online. Presented by Carlos Avendaño, a YLAI fellow, and Becky Baik, an OGH intern, it helped people identify their goals, audience mapping, user journeys, discoverability, website experience, accessibility, content priorities, and tracking improvements.
Breakfast in the Hub for hubbers to enjoy, along with a meditation and sound bath with Rooting by Nina to help relax and keep your mind off the work week.
Allows new members to become familiar with the area and the other members of the Hub, with some socializing and networking about what different hubbers can do with each other.
Held in the Hub cafe, with different kinds of peanut butters and jellies along with different kinds of bread, including gluten-free options. Hubbers are also encouraged to bring their PB&J supplies. An easy time to ask Hub staff questions while enjoying some lunch.
A day full of networking events, including an INTERN-ational breakfast, a lunch-and-learn book talk, a sound bath with Rooting by Nina, an ice cream social, an intern lightning talk happy hour, and complimentary headshots. In 2026, we hosted two Community Days: the first on February 4th and the second on June 11th.
A hybrid event where speakers introduce themselves and the projects they are currently working on, and how their professional experience may be impacted by these new projects and their work for the Open Gov Hub. These events typically occur every month.
Our Mardi Gras event was accompanied by a king cake, as a social event in the cafe. If you happened to get the slice of cake with the baby in it, you received a prize from the Open Gov Hub.
A meditation and sound bath event hosted by Rooting by Nina to help give hubbers a nervous system reset, through breathwork, gentle movements, and sound healing.
A nonprofit organization that works to improve development outcomes by using data, digital tools, and evidence-based solutions. Through this partnership, they collaborate within the shared Open Gov Hub ecosystem to advance transparency, data-driven decision-making, and global development impact.
A local printing service provider that supports the Hub community with high-quality printing and production services, helping member organizations bring their communications and materials to life.
An organization focused on advancing ocean conservation and sustainable marine practices. Through this partnership, they contribute to collaborative efforts within the Hub's network to support environmental sustainability and global ocean health.
Provides a central location that supports a vibrant ecosystem of organizations working in governance, transparency, and social impact in Washington, D.C., and fosters collaboration within the shared workspace community.
Partnered with the Open Gov Hub to promote health and wellness through meditation and sound baths. The focus of her sessions is to help you relax and get your mind off of your work week and obligations. Exercises include breathwork, gentle yoga, sound baths, and reflective journaling. Check out Rooting By Nina's social media and rejuvenating sessions.
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