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Join Institute for Ethics in Government (IEG) instructors for a short live broadcast to hear about the IEG’s plans for ethics education in calendar year 2026.
The IEG sent out a compilation of resources to assist ethics officials during the confidential financial disclosure filing season.
The IEG has released a new course for supervisors and others who help ethics officials review confidential financial disclosure reports (OGE Form 450s).
Join instructors from the Institute for Ethics in Government (IEG) as they demonstrate how to use the gifts analysis process to work through sample ethics questions involving gifts from outside sources.
The IEG sent out a compilation of resources to help with questions related to gifts from outside sources, gifts between employees, and fundraising.
The IEG has published a new video course introducing advice and counsel to new ethics officials.
OGE designed the annual PEP certificate for ethics officials who are performing some or all functions of an ethics program at full competency and who wish to maintain their skills and stay current with policy changes and developing practices in the ethics profession.
IEG instructors provide a multi-part introduction to the Gifts from Outside Sources regulation, definitions, and exceptions.
IEG instructors demonstrate how to navigate OGE’s website to locate its many resources that can be used to prepare for Annual Ethics Training.
Designated Agency Ethics Official (DAEO)s are required by OGE regulations to ensure the officials supporting the program they lead are properly qualified to carry out the functions they have been delegated. This page of resources can assist in fulfilling that requirement.
By attending or speaking at an OGE training event, you consent to be photographed, recorded and/or videotaped by the Office of Government Ethics and its agents (OGE).
