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Adopting new perspectives, new ways of doing things and new ways of thinking is a lot like hacking. Guest speaker Tanya Snook will talk about why hacking is important and discuss ways that the public service can start being agile right now, including ways to hack our work, our teams, our organizations and, most importantly, ourselves.
This event recording features Jocelyne Bourgon, President of Public Governance International and esteemed former Clerk of the Privy Council and Secretary to the Cabinet, who discusses the importance of talent development and the impact of effective leadership in the context of today's modern public service.
This event recording features David Cory, a master trainer and international expert on the integration of emotional intelligence and leadership development, who taps into concrete, evidence-based models of emotional intelligence competency levels and explains how coaching can support teams in developing these competencies.
This video introduces the Cup of Joe series, a video series hosted by Joseph Silva that offers advice to executives on dealing with various situations faced by the executive cadre in government today.
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 provides answers to frequently asked questions about the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
This video features the (late) Honourable Murray Sinclair, former senator, who discusses the legacy of the Government of Canada's policy towards Indigenous Peoples and the path towards reconciliation.
This new video suite offers short testimonials from First Nations, Inuit, and Métis public service employees who talk about their cultures, their challenges, their languages, their dreams, and their perceptions as Indigenous persons and public service employees today. By listening to their stories, you can contribute to building bridges of understanding.
This event recording addresses the importance of strengthening the relationships between the federal government and Indigenous businesses and describes ways to create mutually beneficial contracting arrangements.
This video explains to executives and hiring managers how this mentorship program supports Indigenous employees as they navigate their careers within the public service and describes its organizational benefits.
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