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Neurodiversity at Work: Carleton Grad Creates Network for Neurodivergent Public Servants
SPPA alumnus and instructor, Sancho Angulo, who is autistic, is the driving force behind Infinity – a network dedicated to supporting neurodivergent…
Sounding the Alarm : Advocating for Whistleblower Rights in Canada
“Whistleblowing is a mechanism for accountability. It tells you who is responsible for issues, and who should fix them" - Paloma…
Devon Saulis leads project to offer healing programs for Wolastoqew day school survivors in New Brunswick
SPPA's Indigenous Policy and Administration Community Coordinator and Administrator Devon Saulis will lead the Wolastoqey Tribal Council Inc. (WTCI) project …
Alexandra Mallett talks with CBC on COP28 and climate crisis
SPPA Associate Professor Alexandra Mallett SPPA's Alexandra Mallett provides analysis on CBC Radio program Blue Sky, episode "Is the world…
SPPA's Alexandra Mallett featured on CBC's Spark discussing Electricity Grids and Public Policy
Associate Professor Alexandra Mallett SPPA Associate Professor Alexandra Mallett was featured on the Nov 10, 2023 episode of Spark with…
Alex Mallett talks to the Globe and Mail
SPPA faculty member Alexandra Mallett talks to the Globe and Mail about government approach aimed at growing the clean energy…
Wanted: new federal ethics commissioner. Salary: $110,000 less than the others were paid
SPPA Professor Robert Shepherd comments in this Montreal Gazette article on the new salary range for the Conflict of Interest…
Susan Phillips Talks to The Philanthropist about Advocacy
The Advocacy Riddle How do we ensure the sector has a significant voice in affecting public policy? New research shines…
Professor Amada Clarke publishes a headlining article in Policy Options
Associate Professor Amada Clarke published a featured article in Policy Options titled “One year into pandemic, federal digital government is…
“What Canada should learn from the FTC’s case against Facebook” - PhD Candidate’s Op-Ed Published in The Globe and Mail
Robin Shaban, PhD Candidate in Public Policy in Carleton University’s School of Public Policy and Administration, and principal at Vivic…
New National Survey: Access for all — Near universal support for a pharmacare plan covering Canadians’ prescription drug costs
From the Angus Reid Institute: The COVID-19 pandemic has put Canada’s health care system under a microscope — revealing millions…
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