Queer(y)ing policy
Peter Matthews from University of Stirling writes about how more accurate LGBTQ+ representation can improve policymaking.
Nowt so queer as design
Policy designer Andrew Knight writes about why governments need more queer designers.
Multidisciplinary course is a hit
Permanent Secretary Susan Acland-Hood writes about Department for Education's succesful new multidisciplinary course.
Reimagining community empowerment
Cara Broadly from Glasgow School of Art writes about putting Scotland's innovative community participation law into practice.
What join-up across government makes possible
HM Tresury's Amelia Stewart writes about the power of joining-up work across government departments.
Measuring the impact of design training
Suzanne How and Diane Pochard from Department for Health and Social Care seek your help in understanding how best to evaluate investments in design capability.
What does design do for policymakers?
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Catherine Durose, Lucy Kimbell, Ramia Mazé and Liz Richardson, Posted on:
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PublicPolicyDesign, Research
Four leading professors who specialise in political science and design research set out their vision for future policy design.
Policy design’s big year
Head of UK Government's Policy Design Community, Andrew Knight, sets out what's been achieved over the past year and the exciting work planned for next year.
The strategy is delivery
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Kate Bruckshaw and Naomi Sheppard, Posted on:
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Case study, PublicPolicyDesign
Department for Education's policy design team write about their innovative move into a delivery unit.
What does policymaking look like?
Professor Paul Cairney from University of Stirling writes about different ways to visualise the policymaking process.
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