Great to see our article is still generating interest!

Great to be interviewed for The Mandarin series on Nudge!

Thanks Simon Katterl !

Had a great time recording this podcast with Simon Katterl on nudge and co-design for RulesToReality Here’s the link to the paper we discuss tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.108… and the blog. blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocial…

“People want to be engaged in policy conversations, but they also want to be treated like be grown-ups,” says Prof Helen Sullivan with @Sara_Bice on the Policy Forum podcast about what the federal election result means for Australia’s #policy future. 📖bit.ly/3LWMFU6

Just listened to this wonderful podcast full of "hope and optimism" with Prof Helen Sullivan and @Sara_Bice Well worth a listen!

Last week was the LAST EVER ep of Rules to Reality. I've been fortunate to hear from 36 experts in 30 different eps… activists, lived experience experts & regulators! In a last hurrah, can we make this podcast the top trending govt podcast by sharing our fave ep (below)?

In ep #27 Colette highlights the differing roles that *nudge* and *co-design* methodologies and philosophies have for the citizen and the state. It reveals differing understandings of power, expertise and decision-making. Ep: pod.link/1582881485/epi…

Very happy to be awarded my PhD from ANU 🥳 Massive thanks to my rockstar supervisors Prof Helen Sullivan @Sara_Bice and Mathias Sinning, all the amazing people ANU Crawford School of Public Policy and the examiners for their thoughtful and really wonderful comments!

Assessing the social impacts of major infrastructure projects is crucial for local communities, climate action, and sound investment, @Sara_Bice writes. Policy Forum policyforum.net/why-social-imp…

"The human side of infrastructure development is often marginalised in planning, approvals & delivery processes..." ANU Crawford School of Public Policy's @Sara_Bice on the importance of social impact assessment to meeting global infrastructure needs. policyforum.net/why-social-imp…

Issue 43(5) of Policy Studies is out now! It starts with articles on nudge and co-design by Colette & Emma Blomkamp More great pieces from @glenncsavage Madeleine Pill - @pillmad.bsky.social Peter Eckersley and many others! tandfonline.com/toc/cpos20/cur…

Really helpful thread from Helen Dickinson on publishing. Especially like the bits about the strengths of co-authoring and working across disciplines.

Sometimes we call things "wicked problems", when the only issue is inequitable power relations. Calling them wicked problems de-politicises the causes of the issue and transforms it into a technocratic process, very often reinforcing the status quo.

So so excited to have won the APSA-ANZSOG Policy Studies Prize! ANU Crawford School of Public Policy ANZSOG #AusPSA2022

This is for the article I wrote with the amazing Emma Blomkamp You can find it here doi.org/10.1080/014428… And a massive thanks to Prof Helen Sullivan for accepting the award on my behalf!

I had the very great fortune to be slightly involved with this and highly recommend for anyone interested in collaboration, agency and different ways of thinking about public policy.

Fantastic and important project right here!

Job alert! #postdoc position with the amazing Ishani Mukherjee. If you're interested in #Sustainability #BehavioralPublicPolicy research check it out!!!