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What's your work got to do with climate change?
Cabinet Office's Becky Miller looks at how colleagues across government are exploring ways in which they can help tackle the climate crisis.
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Black History Month – unfinished business
Longstanding friends and civil servants Rob Neil and Paul Downer give their views on why Black History Month exists, who it’s for, and what we should be doing for equality, diversity and inclusion.
How we’re putting diversity at the heart of digital, data and technology
Government Digital Service head Kevin Cunnington sets out how GDS is increasing the diversity in its ranks and why it's good for everyone.
Top tips for accessible communications
Philip Rutnam, Civil Service Disability Champion, sets out how civil servants can make documents as accessible as possible.
Sprint 18: helping government work better for everyone
Next month's Sprint 18 event, hosted by Government Digital Service, will highlight the great things being done to improve the experience of people using digital services and to transform the way government itself works.
Taking a global perspective on innovation in government
What's new in government innovation? Liz McKeown reports from a recent OECD conference.
Why government email is changing (for the better)
Mark Smith, Head of the Public Services Network at Government Digital Service, explains why email addresses across government are going to change, and what it means for civil servants.
Bridging the digital divide
How civil servants from across government are supporting people to get online.
Misconceptions in the workplace: my own path with mental health
Chad Bond of Government Digital Service talks about how he is learning to cope with anxiety - particularly over public speaking.
The future of digital government
Government Digital Service Director General Kevin Cunnington sets out the Government Transformation Strategy, the next step in creating digital government and modern public services.