Public Sector Webinars

An in-depth review of the latest trends in police pursuit policies and tactics, with a keen focus on the response to evolving crime trends and risk management challenges

In the sixth edition of our live Q&A webinar series on the Israel-Hamas war, Ambassador David Satterfield, the US Special Envoy for Middle East Humanitarian Issues, will discuss the conflict's latest developments, including the humanitarian crisis in the war, as well as answer your questions.

This webinar educates on the progress and improvements in arbitration practice in Ghana since the enactment of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Act, 2010 (Act 798). The session will key in on recent global arbitration developments and discuss how Ghana can adapt to these trends.Speakers:Nene Amegatcher - Senior Partner, Sam Okudzeto & Associates.Melisa Amarteifio - Partner, Sam Okudzeto & Associates.Isaac Aburam Lartey - Senior Associate, Sam Okudzeto & Associates.

In its next webinar, Canning House reconvenes for a discussion of the outcomes from Argentina's presidential run-off election, which will take place on Sunday 19 November.

Maha Yahya, director, Malcom H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center, Beirut Maria Luisa Fantappiè, head of the Mediterranean, Middle East and Africa Program, Istituto Affari Facilitated by: Senén Florensa, executive president, IEMed

Join us for a panel discussion on the Mediation Act 2023. Learn about the latest developments in mediation and how it can benefit you. The webinar will take place on Nov 19, 2023 at 05:30 AM UTC.

Ever wondered how much states spend on programs and services for children? Join us for a webinar on November 16 at 2 p.m. EST where we will share national trend data about how states use funding to support children and youth from cradle to career. Speakers include Elizabeth Gaines, Amelia Vaughn, Kiley Bednar, Stephanie Hogenson, and Joe DiCostanzo.

This webinar will is part of the Data for Planning and Operations webinar series and will discuss shared use mobility. Shared mobility is “the shared use of a vehicle, motorcycle, scooter, bicycle, or other travel mode; it provides users with short-term access to a travel mode on an as-needed basis” (SAE International, 2018). Its scope includes micromobility services such as bikesharing and electric scooter services, as well as carsharing, micro-transit, paratransit, Transportation Network Companies (TNCs), and traditional ride-hailing (taxi) services. Shared mobility services have grown rapidly within the last few years. They help solve the “last mile” problem by providing links to and from mass transit stations and can replace car trips. They also may substitute for walking and transit trips. Some shared services can address longer trips, such as the use of micro-transit, where there is insufficient demand for efficient use of fixed route transit, or car sharing services, for occasional or periodic trips where a car is desirable.

A literature review is an essential part of an academic article - it demonstrates understanding of the academic literature on a particular topic, and helps place your research in the current debates. In this webinar, we will discuss what you need to consider when writing a literature review and how to best approach it. Hosted by Sage's Jessica Offenberger and Sean Scarisbrick and featuring a Q&A session with prestigious guest speakers, the webinar will provide essential guidance for anyone hoping to get published in an academic journal.

Poverty, everyday crisis and social security: how do we fix the state we’re in?