Public Sector Consultants

What’s the most important part of creating good public policy? Emily Tuesday answers that and other questions related to her work as a senior consultant at PSC. Her extensive experience developing health related programs and policies in communities in Michigan, Illinois and beyond has made positive systemic changes. Watch to the end for a small dose of her infectious humor.  #staffspotlight #policyexpert #seniorconsultant

The number of people who died from opioid overdoses nationwide increased by a staggering 2,108 % between 1999 and 2021. Over the past three years, PSC has worked with public health organizations and other program partners to build and grow the Michigan Overdose Prevention Coalition. MOPC supports evidence-based approaches like harm reduction services providing access and helping save lives. #HarmReductionTools #OverdosePrevention #SaferSpaces #SupportNotStigma

PSC and VVK PR + Creative co-hosted a private Detroit reception with local leaders and community advocates who value building relationships, solving problems and making a difference for people who live in and around the city. It was a chance for our mission-aligned teams to make meaningful connections with mutual friends and clients. Thank you to the team who made this possible, especially Adriana Jimenez, Lukasz Wietrzynski and Colin Tury, the owners of one of Midtown’s newest restaurants, Vecino, for a great evening. #networking #communty #detroit Peter Van Dyke Jamie Kaye Walters

Join Public Sector Consultants as a senior consultant on our energy and environment team! We’re looking for a strategic thinker, skilled facilitator, and experienced project manager with a passion for making a positive impact in Michigan and beyond. You'll conduct and analyze complex research to help craft innovative solutions for critical challenges. Come work with us and build a rewarding career in a collaborative and award-winning environment. #EnergyJobs #EnvironmentalPolicy #PublicPolicy #SeniorConsultant https://lnkd.in/gVdpnrWf

This year’s Michigan Harm Reduction Summit, hosted by the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services, put the experiences of those directly affected by substance abuse at the forefront. Their stories and voices are needed to help navigate the overdose crisis and support the idea that harm-reduction efforts, such as syringe service programs, keep people safe and alive. #HarmReduction #PublicHealth

Our perennial dedication to Downtown Lansing Inc.'s Adopt-a-Spot program is in full bloom. PSCers spent an afternoon planting flowers in one of the garden beds outside our office building that we’ll continue to care for throughout the spring and summer months. #community #gardening #LoveLansing

Michigan's behavioral healthcare system is at a crossroads. Shortages and limited options create a dire situation for those in crisis. We’re working with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services to improve access to care. Get more details about our work in our latest Bright Ideas and learn about critical initiatives that can strengthen Michigan's mental health safety net. #mentalhealth #behavioralhealth #endthestigma #mentalwellness

Tri-Share's success demonstrates a promising approach to childcare challenges that can be replicated in other states. Like this article highlights, our evaluation found that Tri-Share significantly reduced childcare costs for participating families by an average of 65% and boosted employee retention. #Childcare #Solutions 

One of the harsh realities exposed by our work with the Growing Michigan Together Council is that Michigan is a net importer of college students and a net exporter of talent. Young people are leaving Michigan after they get a world class college education. Continuing conversations that lead to action about retaining this talented and skilled workforce is crucial for businesses to thrive and our state to grow. #MPC24 #talentdevelopment #LetsGrowMichigan

As Andre Perry said in this session, “…as far as [bettering the] conditions for Black-owned small businesses go, it creates better conditions for overall quality of life for the entire community … we need to break this mindset that investing in one group is to the detriment of someone else.” Making racial equity a priority is critical as the state moves to implement the recommendations from the Growing Michigan Together Council and is vital to raising up all people and making our communities more vibrant. #MPC24 #sustainabledevelopment #racialequity