• July 25, 2005: Youth Civic Engagement Program Wins Award from Harvard
• July 25, 2005: State of Iowa Wins Award from Harvard
• July 25, 2005: OMB’s Program Assessment Rating Tool Wins Award from Harvard
• July 25, 2005: L.A. Housing Program Wins Award from Harvard and $100,000
• July 25, 2005: D.C. Seed School Wins Government Award
• July 25, 2005: Allegheny County Forensic Program Wins Award from Harvard
• July 27, 2005: Six Public Sector Programs Win Government Award from Harvard

• July 10, 2006: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Conservation Program Wins Government Innovations Award
• July 10, 2006: Massachusetts Child Welfare Initiative Wins Annie E. Casey Innovations Award
• July 10, 2006: Indianapolis Charter School Initiative Wins Government Innovations Award
• July 10, 2006: Healthcare Program Serving U.S. Vets Wins Government Innovation Award
• July 10, 2006: D.C. Gay and Lesbian Liaison Police Unit Wins Innovative Government Award
• July 10, 2006: Connecticut Housing Program Wins Fannie Mae Foundation Innovations Award
• July 10, 2006: Broward County Teacher Training and Recruitment Program Wins Government Innovations Award
• July 12, 2006: 2006 Innovations Awards Winners Announced

• March 8, 2007: IBM and the Ash Institute Create International Award Program to Recognize Innovation in Government
• April 3, 2007: Finalists are Named for Innovations in American Government Awards Competition
• May 1, 2007: Three Children and Family Service Initiatives Named Among the Nation’s Most Innovative Government Programs
• May 23, 2007: Innovations in American Government Finalists Present to Selection Committee
• July 5, 2007: The Ash Institute Launches Its 'Innovations in Governance in the Twenty First Century' Book Series
• August 22, 2007: The Ash Institute Selects Most Innovative Programs in Global Government
• September 12, 2007: The Ash Institute Announces Finalists for IBM Innovations Award in Transforming Government
• September 25, 2007: Seven Outstanding Programs Honored as Innovations in American Government Award Winners
• September 25, 2007: ACCESS Florida Honored as Innovations in American Government Award Winner
• September 25, 2007: Chicago Police Department’s CLEAR System Honored as Innovations in American Government Award Winner
• September 25, 2007: Community Care of North Carolina Honored as Innovations in American Government Award Winner
• September 25, 2007: Genesee County Land Bank Honored as Innovations in American Government Award Winner
• September 25, 2007: High Point’s Overt Drug Market Strategy Honored as Innovations in American Government Award Winner
• September 25, 2007: King County Electronic Court Records Honored as Innovations in American Government Award Winner
• September 25, 2007: The City of Seattle Honored as Innovations in American Government Award Winner
• September 25, 2007: Singapore’s Institute of Technical Education Announced as Winner of IBM Innovations Award in Transforming Government
• October 10, 2007: Federal, State and Local Government Programs Encouraged to Apply for 2008 Innovations in American Government Awards