Learning catalogue

This video (part 1 of 3) provides an overview of the GC Workplace Accessibility Passport and explains the reasons behind this initiative.

The Government of Canada has practised gender budgeting for years, increasing its efforts since 2015. Listen to experts from Finance Canada’s views on how budget decisions affect individuals and how gender budgeting advances gender equality and diversity through the decision-making process.

In this video, Dr. Samantha Nutt, founder and Executive Director of War Child Canada and War Child USA, shares her insights on concrete strategies for paving the way to greater gender equality around the world.

This event recording explains what a global polycrisis is, how it impacts governance systems, and what this means for the Government of Canada.

This event recording features subject-matter experts and organizational representatives, who explain how peer support, whether formal or informal, can help public servants navigate the psychological impacts of COVID-19 at work and at home.

This event recording features a discussion with public service leaders and innovators on emerging challenges in human resources, including technological shifts, labour shortages and the ongoing requirement for innovation skills.

This event recording examines how adaptability can be improved in complex democratic societies like Canada.

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 features Alasdair Roberts, Ph.D., Professor of Public Policy at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, who speaks about policy paradigms and their impacts on innovation.

This event recording explores some of the factors and challenges to consider in collaborating effectively with the public.

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.

Mohawk Chief John Norton and 80 Grand River warriors hold off American soldiers until reinforcements arrive and the Battle of Queenston Heights is won (1812).