João Pedro Caleiro, Writer-Researcher from the Lemann Foundation Programme, reflects on a recent workshop bringing together different scholars and disciplines to shed light on the phenomenon of rising dislike between those with different political views.

Claire Fuchs, a 2025 Master of Public Policy student and Eisenhower Scholar, reflects on Professor Yeling Tan’s 'China and the World Economy' course, and how it deepened her understanding of China’s political and economic system while encouraging a more nuanced perspective on one of the world’s most consequential relationships.

Elsie Addo Awadzi, the inaugural Women in Public Leadership Fellow and former Deputy Governor at the Bank of Ghana, underscores the importance of effective talent pipelines, intergenerational learning and reflection as a leadership tool.

Paola Gutierrez Balderas, Master of Public Policy student, shares her insights from the MPP module the ‘Tech and Justice Lab’, led by Professor Philippa Webb and Visiting Professor Amal Clooney, co-founders of the Oxford Institute for Technology and Justice.

Billy Blackett (MPP 25), founder of two education enterprises in Tasmania and Rhodes Scholar, describes how a team of dedicated Master of Public Policy students shared their expertise on policy development, negotiation and collaboration with pupils from local schools in Oxford.