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Strategic Executive Leadership in Government Course 🏛️

This course is designed to help government professionals develop the strategic leadership skills needed to address modern challenges and drive change within public institutions. Participants will learn to manage crises, create effective policies, and engage with stakeholders, ensuring ethical governance and public trust.

Key Benefits:

Understand global trends in government leadership and how to apply them effectively.

Develop high-quality policies and strategies for policy implementation.

Learn crisis management techniques and how to communicate during emergencies.

Engage stakeholders effectively to ensure transparency and accountability.

Why Join?

Gain practical tools for navigating government leadership challenges.

Master strategic leadership to improve public sector performance and drive change.

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[ivygorgon]

An open letter to the U.S. Congress

Pass the Preventing Private Paramilitary Activity Act (S.3589/H.R.6981)!

817 so far! Help us get to 1,000 signers!

All fifty states currently prohibit people who are armed and acting as part of a private military organization like the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers from actions like intimidating state and local officials, interfering with government proceedings, pretending to be law enforcement, and infringing on the constitutional rights of their fellow citizens. Unfortunately these bans are often outdated, under-enforced or ignored – and fail to account for public safety threats with national agendas and national activities.  Marking the third anniversary of the coup attempt on January 6th, Senator Ed Markey and Rep. Jamie Raskin have proposed the Preventing Private Paramilitary Activity Act (S.3589/H.R.6981) to address this gap in the law and add a federal prohibition on paramilitary conduct with civil and criminal penalties. With threats of such activity escalating greatly, I’d like you to support this legislation and push for it to be passed quickly. Please let me know in writing that you will. Thanks!

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[perspectiveunbound]

The Transformative Power of Innovation in Public Policy

The Importance of Embracing Innovation in Public Policy Hello, dear followers! Today, I want to explore the critical intersection between innovation and public policy, particularly in how it shapes both local and global economies. In a world characterised by rapid technological advancements and evolving social needs, embracing innovation in public policy is essential for fostering sustainable growth and enhancing societal well-being. Innovation in public policy refers to the adoption of new ideas, approaches, and technologies to address complex societal challenges. This can include everything from digitising public services to implementing new regulatory frameworks that encourage entrepreneurship and competition. When governments are willing to innovate, they create an environment where businesses can thrive and communities can prosper. In Scotland, we have seen how innovative policies can drive significant changes. For instance, the Scottish Government's focus on digital transformation aims to improve accessibility and efficiency in services, making it easier for citizens to engage with their government. By harnessing technology, Scotland fosters greater transparency and responsiveness, ultimately enhancing trust in public institutions. Globally, countries that prioritise innovative public policies tend to be more adaptable in the face of economic challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic showcased the necessity for governments to think creatively and rapidly implement solutions. For example, many countries adopted technology to facilitate remote work, digital learning, and telehealth services, ensuring that essential functions continued despite lockdowns. However, it is crucial to approach innovation with caution. Policymakers must balance the need for new ideas with the importance of public accountability and ethical considerations. Engaging with communities, stakeholders, and experts during the policy development process ensures that innovations are not only effective but also equitable and inclusive. As we reflect on the role of innovation in public policy, I invite you to share your perspectives. How do you think innovative public policies can shape your community or sector? What examples have you encountered that demonstrate the positive impact of innovation in governance? Your insights are vital as we navigate the complexities of public policy and its potential to drive meaningful change. Please share your thoughts in the comments below! Stay inspired and continue to champion the role of innovation in shaping a better future! Warm regards, Alastair Majury *Perspectives Unbound* --- *Follow Alastair Majury for further discussions on innovation, public policy, and the principles that drive positive societal change.*

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Canada Celebrates National Public Service Week

Prime Minister Trudeau Honors Public Servants' Dedication, Highlighting Their Vital Role in Building a Fairer, Safer, and More Prosperous Canada National Public Service Week is a time to honor the dedication and hard work of Canada's public servants. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau marked the occasion by issuing a heartfelt statement recognizing their invaluable contributions to the nation. This annual celebration underscores the essential role that public servants play in shaping Canada's future.  

Recognizing Public Servants' Contributions

Prime Minister Trudeau's statement highlighted the diverse responsibilities that public servants undertake, from developing policies to rolling out critical programs.   "Today, I join Canadians across the country in marking the beginning of National Public Service Week. This is an opportunity to recognize the invaluable role of Canada’s public service and its workforce in building a country that is fairer, safer, and more prosperous for everyone," said Trudeau.   Public servants are at the forefront of addressing Canadians' top priorities. Their efforts range from creating policies to improve housing availability and healthcare to providing essential services that support Canadians in their daily lives. The Prime Minister emphasized that the country's progress and well-being are largely due to the dedication and expertise of its public service.   Advancing Workplace Wellness and Inclusion The Canadian government is committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment for public servants. Initiatives like the Call to Action on Anti-Racism, Equity, and Inclusion in the Federal Public Service are pivotal in this regard. The government has also made significant investments to enhance workplace wellness and accessibility.   In his statement, Trudeau acknowledged these efforts, saying, "Our public service is taking leadership to drive progress, advance renewed conversations on values and ethics, and create environments where employees always feel valued and respected. This work builds on our ongoing efforts to improve workplace wellness and accessibility, as well as encourage greater diversity and inclusion."  

Acknowledging Ongoing Challenges

Despite the recognition and celebration, National Public Service Week also brings attention to the challenges faced by public servants. Issues such as the Phoenix pay system debacle, the problematic transition to Canada Life for public service health benefits, recent strikes, and return-to-office mandates have affected morale and trust. The Association of Canadian Executive Employees (ACEE) has called for a boycott of employer-led National Public Service Week activities this year. Public servants are encouraged to celebrate the week through grassroots initiatives, such as sharing stories of outstanding colleagues and participating in advocacy campaigns.   Celebrating Achievements and Looking Forward National Public Service Week is not just about acknowledging the past and present contributions of public servants but also about looking forward to the future. Prime Minister Trudeau's statement serves as a reminder of the ongoing efforts to build a public service that reflects Canada's diversity and continues to meet the nation's evolving needs. "On behalf of the Government of Canada, to our federal public servants: I thank each and every one of you for your dedication and expertise. It’s because of your service that we can keep working to make Canada even better," Trudeau concluded.  

The Core Values of the Public Service

The statement also reaffirmed the core values that guide the Public Service of Canada: - Respect for Democracy: Upholding Canadian parliamentary democracy and its institutions by acting in a non-partisan and impartial manner. - Respect for People: Treating all individuals with respect, dignity, and fairness. - Integrity: Maintaining the highest ethical standards to conserve public confidence in honesty, fairness, and impartiality. - Stewardship: Responsibly using and caring for public resources for both the short and long term. - Excellence: Striving for excellence in policy, program, and service delivery for the benefit of Canadians.   Activities and Participation Despite the call for a boycott, various activities are planned to celebrate National Public Service Week. Public servants are encouraged to share stories of their peers' dedication and engage in advocacy efforts. While participation in employer-organized events may be low, these personal and community-driven initiatives highlight the true spirit of public service.   To Sum Up National Public Service Week is a vital opportunity to recognize and celebrate the contributions of Canada's public servants. Through their dedication and hard work, they continue to make significant strides in building a fairer, safer, and more prosperous nation. Prime Minister Trudeau's statement not only honors their efforts but also reaffirms the government's commitment to supporting and enhancing the public service for the benefit of all Canadians.   Sources: THX News & The Canadian Government.   Read the full article

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[chrisadovacy]

Using Research to Shape Inclusive Policies in Special Education

In special education, effective policies must go beyond numbers to capture the voices of those directly involved. Qualitative research methods, like interviews and focus groups, allow policymakers to understand how policies impact students, teachers, and families daily.

For example, teachers’ feedback might highlight practical challenges in implementing certain inclusive practices, leading to adjustments that improve training and support.

Observational studies and real-time feedback provide insights for policymakers to make informed, responsive changes that benefit all stakeholders. Grounding policies in both quantitative data and qualitative experiences can help build a more inclusive, effective education system.

References:

International Journal of Social Learning. (2021). Exploring Special Education Policy through Qualitative Analysis.

Wolford, B. (2017). Improving Special Education Outcomes through Policy, Teacher Practice, and Student Support.

#EducationalPolicy #QualitativeResearch #SpecialEducation #InclusiveEducation #TeacherVoice #PolicyDevelopment #EducationImprovement #DataDrivenEducation #AdaptiveStrategies #EducationLeadership

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[caffeinatednurses]

📁 POLICIES 📁 . . This semester we have been challenged with a new-to-us assignment of writing an annotated bibliography for our paper on policies! 📑 . . Delanie has chosen to write about professional image, and Syd chose to write about oral care!! Do you have an experiences with these policies being followed on your unit? 💯 . . Policies are crucial to patient care but sometimes the standard is not being met for various reasons! Policies are very important to learn about in nursing, as nurses can have a direct impact in research and policy development!! 🧠 . . We have never written an annotated bibliography before! Any advice? 🤍 . . #nursing #nurse #nurses #futurern #bsn #university #hospital #policydevelopment #spring #professional #nursingschool #class #college #collegelife #study #studygram #finals #exams #fun #like #stethoscope #jaanuubydrneela #jaanuu #scrubs #clinical #policy #oralcare #policies #management https://www.instagram.com/p/CGGGJ-9hzXg/?igshid=17jv35uh69dun

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A wonderful Zoom meeting with Mrs Zulema Dabian-Erasmus of Dept of Economic Affairs with BA4 OGM students on the Promising Sectors and Economic Policy. #Aruba #economicdevelopment #resilience #precovid19 #postcovid19 #policy #policydevelopment (at Oranjestad, Aruba) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE7hWTZBNeS/?igshid=unl6d5xto7td

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@NadiaMensah: Questions being asked: Who is defined as a #Ghanaian? Who is defined as #African-#Diaspora? What is the definition of Diaspora within #policy context? #AfricanAmerican, Afro-Caribbean, what of #AfroBrazilians and those who were sent to Europe? #policydevelopment #Ghana #diaspora

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We are a proactive agency working closely with governments and farmers' groups to educate on government schemes, modern agricultural techniques, and facilitate access to subsidies. We provide end-to-end assistance from project initiation to setup, offering comprehensive solutions for entrepreneurs, farmers, and FPOs.

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