Welcome to the Women in Government Community. This is a space to share experiences, seek and respond to advice, and network with peers around the world.

At the heart of this challenge was communication. The Office of Innovation, tasked with developing an informational microsite and outreach materials, asked a critical question early in the process: ...

Take the small wins. For example, send emails using your own tone and language (provided it's appropriate, of course). Taking some ownership and control of what you can send feels good, especially if ...

According to the Digital Government indicators study, 75% of those working in public sector tech roles are men (2023) (1).

Why it matters: Burnout is a serious condition that occurs when someone feels overwhelmed by persistent stress, leading to reduced productivity, lack of motivation, and even health problems. It's ...

A look at how public sector agencies and their leaders can move beyond innovating out of necessity to innovating by design.

Apolitical is a private community for public servants and policymakers. Learn more. The Public Servants and Climate Change: Reaching Net Zero online course from the Smith School of Enterprise and the ...

The world is ageing, and with it, a vast new demographic of users is emerging. The silver generation, those aged 50 and over, already controls a major share of global spending and consumption, yet it ...

Exclusively for participants in the Digital Excellence Programme. If you would like to join the event and don't have the joining information, contact the Events Team: [email protected] Centering ...

A well-executed Learning Needs Analysis (LNA) ensures that development efforts address actual gaps, driving personal growth and organisational success. Why this matters: To ensure stakeholders are ...

Policymakers worldwide are grappling with a cascade of crises: accelerating climate change, ecological breakdown, entrenched poverty and inequalities, energy and housing insecurity, political ...

Even in this new era where hundreds of words are getting erased from U.S. government websites, one wouldn’t imagine a word like “retrofit” to be offensive, especially when retrofitting a building or a ...