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How to speed up your work in government (using AI)

AI's true power lies in its capacity to streamline tasks, boost productivity and elevate the efficiency of daily operations.

— Apolitical

Navigating the art of writing in government

From policies to proposals, speeches to reports, effective writing requires multifaceted skills.

— James Pares, Performance Analyst, Islington Council, UK

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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Designing Effective AI Prompts

5 Sep

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

Join the Community: Digital Transformation in Government

Join Apolitical's newest community of practice to share ideas, success stories and practical advice on transforming government for a digital future with peers across the global public service.

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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.

Difficult Conversations in the Public Service

In this course, you’ll learn techniques and strategies to tackle the trickiest of conversations.

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The Bureaucratic Brain on GenAI

Personal and professional reflections on 18 months of coming to terms with the brave new world of LLMs.

— Robbie Slape, Assistant Director, Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts, Australia

From Firefighting to Strategy: How NGOs Can Support Policy Making

Exploring the role of NGOs in shaping effective, data-driven public policies and fostering government collaboration.

— Adi Ben Tov, Associate Director of Policy, The Good Food Institute, Israel