Learning catalogue

This event recognizes the generosity of public servants and the dedication of the teams and individuals who contributed to making Campaign 2024 such a success. It’s also an opportunity to find out which campaign teams will win one of the coveted Chair’s Cup Awards.

This event features a panel of First Nations band administrators who will share their professional experiences, discuss the complexities of their work, offer best practices, and provide insight into the evolving landscape of First Nations communities and their administration.

This event will explore how AI can enhance democratic processes by promoting transparency and accountability, combating disinformation, improving election integrity, and enabling voter engagement.

This event will examine issues of discrimination in the technology sector, including representation, leadership, organizational culture, and systemic biases.

Designed for public servants involved in procurement as well as privacy officials, this event will provide an in-depth look at updated guidance on managing privacy throughout the procurement process, and best practices to safeguard personal information in contracting.

This informative event will provide a Métis perspective and overview of the history and roots of the Métis Nation, as well as its present realities, as we proceed on our shared journey to reconciliation.

This event will explore the importance of leadership in the public service, with a focus on how it empowers public servants to provide good advice, build strategic partnerships, and deliver high-quality programs and services for Canadians.

This forward-looking event places the spotlight on the new book, The Adaptable Country: How Canada Can Survive the Twenty-First Century, by Alasdair Roberts, the 2022–2023 Jocelyne Bourgon Visiting Scholar and Professor of Public Policy at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, which explores the urgent need for adaptability in Canada’s political and administrative system.

With the theme of "Empowering Insight and Action," this year's conference will explore how people play an active role in strengthening data stewardship, how enhancing data knowledge can support the progression from data literacy to data fluency, and how the government is unlocking scientific data for the benefit of Canadians and the planet.

This event features a lineup of speakers who will share their thoughts, experiences and knowledge on how project management is evolving to become more responsive and strategic in an ever-changing government context.

This fifth anniversary event will showcase how committing to developing new digital skills and finding one's passion are essential for delivering transformative learning experiences.

This event for program managers and program officials features a panel of evaluation and program leaders who will share and discuss practical tips on how to participate in and learn from program evaluations, as well as overcome common challenges along the way.