This session is about getting the benefits of tools like Copilot and other Gen-AI systems without needing to become an AI specialist, prompt engineer, or digital detective.
We talk with professional Executive Assistants on mastering their EA career: developing referent power, strategic judgment, and prioritisation skills to become an influential professional role model. Come along* and put your questions to our panel.
Hear first-hand from past secondees about how the program shifted their thinking, enhanced their leadership, and inspired new ways of working. Join us to hear how individuals are embedding valuable learnings from their Jawun secondment to make a lasting impact in their workplace.
This session* introduces First Nations data sovereignty as a baseline capability for APS staff. It will explore why moving beyond a compliance mindset is essential, and how data practices intersect with real-world delivery.
Drawing on leading research, this event* will outline 3 priority policy responses to address misinformation: strengthening platform regulation, rebuilding the integrity and capacity of the news ecosystem, and equipping citizens with the media literacy skills required to navigate an increasingly complex information environment.
This session* is a discussion about changing how things are done – how the design of a human-centred and culturally safe scheme is having a powerful impact on Stolen Generations survivors and senior government representatives.
This masterclass explores how academic theory, including Indigenous research methodologies, can inform government craft. Drawing on real policy challenges facing government, the session will show how theory can be applied in ways that are useful for APS staff working across portfolios.
In this MasterCraft session*, four researchers who actively use linked data in their work will share what they've learned. The session will begin with a broad overview of the Australian linked data landscape, key national linked data infrastructure available to the APS, and practical and methodological considerations for working with the data, followed by a series of case studies showcasing the use of the data for policy-relevant research.
