Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
Course details
COURSE FEE
Complimentary
DURATION
This is a 60-minute webinar, running from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. (ET) / 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. (MT)
PREREQUISITES
None.
FORMAT
Live, online
About this course
In part 2 of our webinar series on "Cultural Initiatives in Policing," we shift gears from a discussion of the Ottawa Police Service's pivotal “pilot project,” to take a look at the impactful partnership between the Calgary Police Service (CPS) and the University of Calgary's Shift Research Team and their work in respect of the CPS’s culture project.
The Shift Research Team, located at the University of Calgary, has been working closely with the Calgary Police Service since 2020. In that time, they have undertaken a number of policy and culture change projects related to addressing sexual harassment, enhancing gender equity, and increasing psychological safety, belonging, and inclusion within the Calgary Police Service. One of their approaches, supported by a Public Health Agency of Canada grant totalling $1.1 million, includes implementing and evaluating a ‘norms and nudges’ approach. The approach is based on research that shows that social norms are a powerful driver of behaviour and focuses on ways that members can enhance workplace culture through subtle behaviours that ripple through teams and across units and districts, signalling a different set of social and professional expectations. This webinar will highlight the partnership goals along with the principles behind the design of the approach and lessons learned to date.
Accreditation
- For members of the HRPA: 1 hour
- For members of CPHR AB: 1 hour
- CPD for Members of the Law Society of Ontario: 1 EDI Professionalism hour
About our speakers
Janice Rubin is the co-founder & co-managing partner of Rubin Thomlinson LLP. With over three decades of experience, she is a highly accomplished employment lawyer and workplace investigator. Most recently, she was named as one of the top 25 most influential lawyers for 2023 by Canadian Lawyer magazine.
Learn more about Janice here.
Kim Assailly has been one of the Calgary Police Service project leads for The Art of the Nudge partnership, a venture between Shift/UCalgary and the CPS. She has been with the CPS for almost 13 years, leading strategic and research initiatives related to supporting member training, wellness, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, as well as human resource services. Kim is currently the Director of the People Strategy, Analytics & Information Section.
Elizabeth Dozois is the Project Lead for The Art of the Nudge, a partnership between Shift/UCalgary and the Calgary Police Service, designed to enhance psychological safety, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the Service. Based on behavioural science research, the approach is unique in that it focuses on culture change and draws on nudges (small contextual changes) and social norms to influence behaviour. Elizabeth led the collaborative design of the approach and authored an implementation guide for practitioners called Changing Contexts: A Framework for Engaging Male-Oriented Settings in Gender Equity and Violence Prevention. In her capacity as a consultant, Elizabeth has been providing strategic support, research, curriculum design, and facilitation to organizations in the non-profit and public sectors for over twenty years. Elizabeth also has a keen interest in adaptive learning at all levels, including organizational learning, and many of her projects focus on supporting learning in complex and emergent initiatives.
Lana Wells is a top-ranked and globally respected scholar in the fields of social work, public policy, and violence prevention. She is a change-maker in advancing gender, social justice, equity, and social inclusion, and in engaging and mobilizing men in violence prevention while advancing systems and structural change through collaboration and innovative policy approaches. Wells created the first research hub in Canada to focus solely on stopping domestic and sexual violence before it starts — Shift: The Project to End Domestic Violence (www.preventdomesticviolence.ca). Shift’s focus is on designing and testing new behavioural approaches to prevent gender-based violence by advancing equity and inclusion and integrating evidence into policy and practice. She has worked with hundreds of community-based organizations and all orders of government to transform our systems of oppression and reimagine new possibilities through an equity-lens. Since the appointment to the Chair position in 2010, Lana has held over $14 million in research funding, grants, and awards. In 2023, Lana received the prestigious Killam Professor Award, and in 2022, she received the Order of the University of Calgary in recognition of her community work.
How to Register
To register for our webinar, “Cultural Initiatives in Policing: Part 2 - Calgary Police Service," please select your region from the dropdown list below.
If you have any questions, please email us here: training@rubinthomlinson.com
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