Health Insurance Rate Review in Washington, D.C. Health insurance rate changes are often viewed as technical processes with little room for public involvement, but when communicated strategically, they can become powerful opportunities to build trust, inform consumers, and promote equity. In Washington, Read More
In the heart of Tornado Alley, Shelby County, Tennessee—home to Memphis and a dense patchwork of urban, suburban, and rural neighborhoods—faces recurring threats from severe storms. Tornadoes, high winds, and flash flooding pose risks not only to infrastructure, but also to public Read More
Florida’s Atlantic coast, Volusia County—home to Daytona Beach, Deltona, and a mix of urban, suburban, and coastal communities—faces growing demands for real-time public safety communication in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. Residents want timely updates on law enforcement activity, emergency alerts, and Read More
The increasingly unpredictable nature of winter weather in the Pacific Northwest has prompted public safety leaders to rethink what preparedness looks like, especially in a region where heavy snowfall, ice storms, and prolonged cold snaps can cripple both infrastructure and mobility. For Read More
In communities disproportionately affected by residential fires, prevention cannot depend on awareness alone—it must be delivered directly, equitably, and consistently. That was the philosophy behind Sound the Alarm, a home fire safety campaign launched by the Chicago Fire Department (CFD) in Cook Read More
When most Americans think of wildfires, their minds go west—to California’s scorched forests and dramatic evacuations. But in recent years, the risk map has shifted. Central Texas, with its rapid population growth, suburban sprawl, and increasingly hot, dry seasons, has become one Read More
In a city where fire-related injuries disproportionately affect underserved communities, the Milwaukee Fire Department (MFD) recognized that prevention must be as mobile and accessible as emergency response itself. In April 2019, the department unveiled a bold solution: the Mobile Survive Alive House—a Read More
Seat belts are among the simplest and most effective tools for preventing injury and death in motor vehicle accidents, yet consistent seat belt use remains uneven, especially in regions with high rates of traffic fatalities. Recognizing this challenge, the Texas Department of Read More
Trust in law enforcement across the United States has become increasingly fragile in recent years, tested by high-profile police-involved incidents, political polarization, and the speed at which misinformation spreads online. For the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO), which serves Oregon’s most populous Read More
When most people think of a state lottery, they think of numbers, jackpots, and instant games. But in Ohio, the Lottery has long played another, less visible role: funding the state’s public schools. The challenge? Making that role feel real, relevant, and Read More
SCG feels strongly that every employer should strive to create a respectful workplace for each employee. It’s why we started Project WHEN, a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to eliminating all forms of workplace harassment.
Our financial support has allowed the organization to grow and begin impacting work communities everywhere. We encourage clients to consider donating or getting involved in the movement with us.
