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*[[#New Course: Untangling Misinformation and Disinformation at Work|New Course: Untangling Misinformation and Disinformation at Work]]

*[[#The Federal Youth Network is recruiting experienced policy professionals for the GC Policy Hack!|The Federal Youth Network is recruiting experienced policy professionals for the GC Policy Hack!]]

*[[#Upcoming Leadership Programs for Black Public Servants – Expression of Interest Now Open|Upcoming Leadership Programs for Black Public Servants – Expression of Interest Now Open]]

*[[#Upcoming Leadership Programs for Black Public Servants – Expression of Interest Now Open|Upcoming Leadership Programs for Black Public Servants – Expression of Interest Now Open]]

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===New Course: Untangling Misinformation and Disinformation at Work===

===The Federal Youth Network is recruiting experienced policy professionals for the GC Policy Hack!===

As stewards of public trust, public servants play an important role in supporting the integrity of Canada’s information ecosystem. As a companion to [https://catalogue.csps-efpc.gc.ca/product?catalog=TRN506&cm_locale=en Untangling Misinformation and Disinformation,] this CSPS course provides strategies to recognize, prepare for, and respond to misinformation and disinformation in the workplace. Participants will examine the importance of finding and sharing accurate information and how these strategies strengthen public trust.     

As stewards of public trust, public servants play an important role in supporting the integrity of Canada’s information ecosystem. As a companion to [https://catalogue.csps-efpc.gc.ca/product?catalog=TRN506&cm_locale=en Untangling Misinformation and Disinformation,] this CSPS course provides strategies to recognize, prepare for, and respond to misinformation and disinformation in the workplace. Participants will examine the importance of finding and sharing accurate information and how these strategies strengthen public trust.