Learning catalogue

This event provides an overview of the Action Plan and the priorities outlined within it. First Nations, Inuit, and Métis speakers will share their experiences with the development of the Action Plan, as well as ways to further build on these efforts during the implementation phase.

This event will explore the importance of taking personal responsibility for safeguarding data, information and systems by employing cyber security best practices and knowing how to prevent cyber attacks at work, which will lead to greater protection of Government of Canada information and assets.

This forward-looking event will unpack the unintended consequences and ethical implications of AI on mental health and psychological well-being, and examine how to minimize these risks and other potential negative impacts.

This event will explore the significance of curiosity and its effects on the role of public servants, including how they provide advice and expertise, innovate and continuously learn in their efforts to improve program and service delivery for Canadians.

This event will explore how to integrate business continuity management practices into broader organizational resilience strategies, and how to effectively engage senior leadership in this process.

Hosted by the GC Data Community, this event will explore practical use cases to unpack data stewardship models and raise awareness of the vital role of data stewards in maintaining public trust through responsible, transparent and ethical data management.

This event will examine the global decline in satisfaction with democracies and explore how deliberative democracy and citizen engagement can help to rebuild trust in democratic governments and institutions.

This event features Jutta Treviranus, PhD, Director of the Inclusive Design Research Centre at Ontario College of Art and Design University, who will present her research and share her insights into what AI reveals and what it obscures, especially for people with disabilities. She will also explore the intersection of AI, inclusion and accessibility, including where automation and assistive technologies could help remove barriers for people with disabilities.

This forward-looking event features applied health futurist Dr. Zayna Khayat, who will share insights from her extensive experience with futurism and offer practical strategies for integrating it into policy work, specifically for public servants.

This year’s event, under the theme “What if?” will explore opportunities to transform innovative ideas into practical initiatives that drive positive change and yield tangible results.

This event features Professor Thomas Homer Dixon, Executive Director of the Cascade Institute at Royal Roads University, who will explain what a global polycrisis is, how it impacts governance systems, and what this means for the Government of Canada.

This event will explore how leaders at all levels can develop by cultivating the necessary skills, knowledge and behaviours; panellists will share insights and lessons from their personal leadership experiences.