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Leaving Poolside: Enjoy the Depth

How to manage the post-holiday return to work.

— George Moody, Senior Policy Officer, DESNZ, UK

What can we learn from the fake news approach?

How can the way fake news is communicated help us improve how we engage with our citizens?

— Camille Rancourt, Strategic Communications Advisor, Government of Canada

AI Fundamentals for Public Servants: Opportunities, Risks and Strategies

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Navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of AI can feel daunting. But as public servants, understanding the implications of this technology has never been more important.

This course includes lectures from Stanford faculty, instructors, and fellows at the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence that will help you understand the opportunities and impact of AI in government.

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Events for your diary

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How to Implement Futures Thinking in Public Service

10 Sep

Introducing Government Customer Experience: Trends and Case Studies

10 Sep

How to Create LGBTQIA+ Inclusive Spaces

12 Sep

Global Lessons in Adaptive Policymaking

17 Sep

Share your experience with Sally Kerr

[Digital Transformation] Who is interested in Data Maturity and how this can empower digital change in public sector organisations?

I would be very interested to hear about similar work in other countries and welcome discussions on this topic.

– Sally Kerr, Data Transformation Lead, Scottish Government, UK

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An Introduction to Policymaking

Policymaking is a key function of government. And the effectiveness of this process often determines the real-world outcomes of policies.

How to Learn Effectively in the Public Service

In this course, you’ll find out how humans learn in the workplace and how to harness this understanding to learn better.

Negotiation Skills for Public Servants

This course focuses on practical skills to prepare you for everyday negotiations you might encounter in your work and personal life.

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3 lessons for civil servants dealing with political uncertainty

Uncertainty has a certain amount of inertia to it. But uncertain times provide an opportunity for new learning.

— Ben French, Director at Ordinary Leadership

The imperative of enforcing Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ESCR) globally

Why governments must prioritise human rights for comprehensive societal development.

— Marcelina Huenulao, Political Scientist, International Criminal Court