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Embodying Ethical Principles in Civil Service In the context of civil service aspirants, the principles of impartiality, fairness, and empathy are paramount. These principles form the backbone of effective governance and public service, ensuring that the needs of the diverse populace are met with justice and compassion. The following points elaborate on how these principles should be integrated into the roles and responsibilities of future civil servants: Click below to read More https://lnkd.in/dz-RrWYn

Curious what teachers or school and/or district leaders have to say about equitable grading? Watch this interview with practitioners from Alameda USD to learn about changes to their grading policies and how equitable grading supports their students. 👀 https://lnkd.in/g3vzuntr

Hi there, our Newsflash is out! What is the Newsflash, you ask? It is our weekly newsletter that keeps you informed about civil society happenings and provides updates on all things ZGF. Dive into this week's edition here: https://lnkd.in/e82XhpgN]

“We are living in an age of mass political participation, and civil resistance has emerged as a mainstay of the many social movements active around the world. On this episode of Behind the Book, we speak with Erica Chenoweth, Frank Stanton Professor of the First Amendment at Harvard Kennedy School, about their new book, "Civil Resistance: What Everyone Needs to Know," which provides a robust introduction to the theory and practice of civil resistance.”

This course is perfect for teams starting their strategic planning journey. Multiple cohort options to suit Civil Service groups of all shapes and sizes. Get in touch with Apolitical to explore which is best for your department or ALB!

On Participation and Public Servants My second blog in series digging into the role public and civil servants on systems change work. 8min read / feedback very welcome. https://lnkd.in/exNv78Dd

Online Free Textbook about Urban Planning in BC! LAND USE PLANNING IN BRITISH COLUMBIA: CASES AND APPLICATIONS supports teaching and learning about land use planning in British Columbia. The book provides materials that engage learners in familiar contexts, expose learners to the practice of land use planning, and prepare learners for a future as professional land use planners.  https://lnkd.in/ge6XZXhy Unique strengths: ·        Based on six case studies grounded in real examples of land use planning. ·        All case studies set within British Columbia and its land use planning laws and regulations. ·        Applications place learners in the role of a professional land use planner. ·        Learners consider contemporary social, political, economic, and environmental issues. ·        Supported by password-protected Instructor Guide.

Custodians of government's history: A guide to the Knowledge & Information Management profession (civilserviceworld.com)