And important contribution to understanding why we need to see greater investment in aged care. Sydney Policy Lab PCP_ICoP

Join us at the Sydney Policy Lab! We’re hiring a casual senior research support officer to help us tackle complex policy issues across a diverse range of multidisciplinary projects. Applications close Saturday 25 May. Find out more and apply: usyd.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/USYD_EXT…

The care economy was front and centre in a budget the Treasurer framed as “for the here-and-now” and “for the decades to come.” So what’s new for care and can the vision meet the challenges we face in the coming decades? Read the Lab's #AustraliaCares budget highlights:

Don't miss your chance to join the Lab to work on policy research and analysis! We have extended the application deadline until midnight Sunday.

Join Professor Adam Graycar and University of Sydney experts for lunchtime seminars — Influencing Research through Policy with A/Prof Meru Sheel and Garner Clancey: eventbrite.com.au/e/911818312117 Ethics and Integrity in Public Administration with Assel Mussagulova and @sbronitt: eventbrite.com.au/e/913655166197

Only a couple of tickets left for "Influencing Policy through Research" with Professor Adam Graycar, A/Prof Meru Sheel and Garner Clancey tomorrow! Get in fast to secure your place and explore how to bridge the divide between academics and policymakers: eventbrite.com.au/e/influencing-…

Excited to have a few extra spaces available for our lunchtime workshop on "Integrity and Ethics in Public Administration" this Thursday with expert panelists @sbronitt, Assel Mussagulova and Adam Graycar. Full details and registration: eventbrite.com.au/e/integrity-an…

We are delighted to share the first in a new series of #LabNotes – Illuminating Lived Experience draws together researchers’ reflections on the guiding questions and core principles of using lived experience methods. Read the Lab Note: sydney.edu.au/sydney-policy-…

Excited to be part of this important Sydney Policy Lab report, "Illuminating Lived Experience" and working with a cross-disciplinary team dedicated to promoting genuine partnerships with people with lived experience Amanda Tattersall Brendan McCormack ParticipantPIA ISTAART

Long-term questions and pressing concerns face higher education in Australia. A new working paper from Lab Director Kate Harrison Brennan and Tom Bentley RMIT University asks "What do universities owe communities?" Read now 🎓 sydney.edu.au/sydney-policy-…

TWTR is: Illuminating lived experience: exploring researcher perspectives on co-design through participatory methods It offers a core set of principles by which those with lived experience - often excluded - can become co-collaborators ➡️ bit.ly/4eHcpna Sydney Policy Lab

This is a sensible and one of the most relevant questions in today's society: What do Universities owe Communities? 👉🏽🔗 sydney.edu.au/sydney-policy-… 🎓✍🏽 Rebecca MacKinnon @[email protected] Brian Cox @TimesHigherEd Inside Higher Ed António Guterres Mariana Mazzucato

Great to be in Aotearoa and meet with Prof Jennifer Curtin, Director of Public Policy Institute to hear about the fantastic work happening here bringing together researchers and policymakers to solve critical public policy issues. So much we can learn from each other!

I am so fortunate to work with such an amazing team of people. Today the Office of Global and Research Engagement had an away day ⁦Australian Museum⁩. Topics covered grand challenges and major bids, Sydney listens and RACIs. Even the Thylacoleo got a mention!

Join us for Policy Bites lunchtime seminars at the Lab! Tue 10 September – Premature mortality, politics and the perpetuation of inequality: events.humanitix.com/policy-bites-s… Tue 24 September – Story Tech: Power, Storytelling & Social Change Advocacy: events.humanitix.com/policy-bites-s…

Lab director Kate Harrison Brennan joined ABC News to talk through the headlines. These stories show the need across all our care systems for a focus on person-centred values in policy and practice. The Lab's CARE program is responding to that need #AustraliaCares Brendan McCormack