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This event recording explores some of the ways that public servants can access new ideas, expertise and advice through collaboration with other departments and agencies, communities of practice, the public, experts and other external sources.
This event recording explores how the Department of National Defence and the Canadian Armed Forces work with allies, including the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), to keep Canada and Canadians safe.
This event recording explores the leading approaches to implementing policy renewal processes and the critical success factors for ensuring effective and sustainable policy capacity and modernization.
This event recording features a diverse panel of new and experienced public servants, who explore the realities of being newly employed in the federal public service and how to manage the expectations and challenges when settling into this new role.
This event recording from What Unites Us, Defines Us: Values and Ethics in Today's Federal Public Service spotlights best practices, completed and ongoing actions, and future directions for values and ethics in the public service.
This online self-paced course introduces the foundational public sector values and ethical behaviours presented in the Values and Ethics Code for the Public Sector. Through informative exercises and scenarios, participants will learn how to identify values and ethics principles and how to integrate them into their work routines and practices.
This video features Dr. Cara Tannenbaum, who demonstrates the importance of establishing why certain data discrepancies exist in GBA Plus, explores the complexities of these discrepancies, and shares examples of how to develop a policy using GBA Plus.
This video features Dr. Cara Tannenbaum, who demonstrates sex and gender data differences and explores how to use data effectively to find explanations for these differences.
Adapted from the Ontario Human Rights Commission, this online self-paced course explains the meaning of race, racism, and racial discrimination, and presents a historical overview of racism and racial discrimination in Canada. Participants will learn about the human rights protections under the Canadian Human Rights Act and will take away practical approaches for preventing and addressing instances of racial discrimination in their workplace.
This job aid compiles a suite of learning products available on the current realities, history, heritage, cultures, rights and perspectives of Indigenous Peoples in Canada and their relationship with the Crown.
This event recording features a conversation with Deep Saini, Ph.D., President of Dalhousie University, and Suzanne Fortier, Ph.D., Principal of McGill University, on the future of higher education.
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