Dedicated + hard working Public Servant | Care for people + culture | Always working on courage, resiliency + tenacity | My tweets are from moi.
Victoria BC
Joined January 2009
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We’re one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers this year! Thank you @top_employers and congrats to our colleagues for making the BC Public Service an amazing place to work. #topemployers2022
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We're looking for a Service Designer to join our central design team in the @BCPublicService. Help us improve key government services! Happy to chat with interested folks.
bcpublicservice.hua.hrsmart.…
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Genevieve Racine retweeted
Want to improve services and programs? A #nudge can help! #BIGDifferenceBC is online Nov 5. Sessions from #BehaviouralInsights experts in government, non-profit, industry and more. Register for FREE: bigdifferencebc.ca #BESci #BehaviouralScience #BCBig #UBCDibs #WorkSafeBC
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If you're interested in inclusive design and research check out this new conference! There's still a chance to submit a talk
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Genevieve Racine retweeted
A native friend is struggling with grief & the effects of colonization on her family and community, made more acute bc of recent news out of Kamloops. Does anyone know of an indigenous therapist or organization that I could refer her to?
Could be anywhere in Canada
Pls RT, tia
Genevieve Racine retweeted
How do we redesign our organizational cultures & capacities to support the future of policymaking? Excited to be exploring & co-creating potential futures with @designcentret & SISCODE project next week. Sign up & read more at lnkd.in/dkhPQYZ #psilabs #policyinnovation
Come work for this awesome team in the BC Public Service!
***COOL JOB ALERT***
BC BIG is hiring a researcher! If you love behavioural science and the idea of co-designing testable solutions to business challenges w/ gov clients, this job might be for you. Apply by Dec 15: bit.ly/2HEscZe. #besci #behavioralinsights
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Excited to be co-hosting our BIG Difference for BC conference as a virtual and free event this year! Still time to register. #BIGDifferenceBC #BeSci
Love that a man reviewed this book. I read Untamed & will re-read Untamed (cause that’s what I do when a book is that good) & often thought that my husband should (ahem - needs to) read this. So, as @adam_voith says in his piece, this book isn’t *just* for women.
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Genevieve Racine retweeted
Calling all Service Designers! Awesome opportunity in the #BCPS to hone your human-centered design skills in the justice sector. Hurry! Posting closes Sept. 9, 2020. bcpublicservice.hua.hrsmart.… @BCPublicService #servicedesign #HCD #YYJ
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BC BIG is hiring! We have a 12-mo temp assignment for a Knowledge Translator. If you're a great writer with strong digital outreach + facilitation skills and a passion for behavioural science (obvi), we'd love to hear from you. Apply here: bit.ly/3iQFgaM #besci🤓🇨🇦
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What’s it like to work with us? What does it mean to be a public servant? Answers to those and other questions here: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/c…
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Great keynote from Rueben Bronee from the BC Public Service Agency on Developing the Public Sector Leaders of Tomorrow: "We need leaders in the public service that can see the human dynamics at play in what we do." #PSNFoW
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Happy Public Service Week to all public servants across Canada! Learn how BC public servants are coming together through challenges and times of change by following #BCPSStrongerTogether this week.
#NPSW
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Interested in learning more about BC Government’s virtual anti-racism townhall? We are placing a special focus on ways to take action and address systemic racism. Join us Friday, June 12 at 3 pm (PDT).
Submit questions by 8 am on Friday: ow.ly/pTIQ50A3r1P
“How can we plan for a constantly changing future we cannot predict? We probably can’t. We can plan for change itself and build capacity for it.”
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