Master of Public Policy student Mohit Kukadia explores how the global rollback of transgender rights – driven by populist moral panic – reflects a deeper failure of public policy to protect marginalised communities and uphold historical truth.

Professor Jo Wolff, the inaugural Alfred Landecker Professor of Values and Public Policy, first joined the School in 2016. Almost a decade later, before his departure next year, he reflects on his evolving research and why we teach students to critically evaluate the moral commitments which inform public policy.

Salma Ataullahjan, the first Canadian Senator of Pakistani origin, is interviewed by Blavatnik School alumnus Shoaib Rizvi reflecting on her motivations and why she won't stop fighting for human rights and women’s empowerment in Canada and across the globe. 

Srishti Gupta (MPP 2021) asks, can transportation costs cause poverty?

In celebration of World Day of Social Justice, the Blavatnik School’s Alfred Landecker Professor of Values and Public Policy, Jonathan Wolff recommends four central texts on social justice.

Australia deserves a public service that embodies its multiculturalism, and diversity targets are a proven way to get there, says MPP student and former public servant, Jin Lim.