Knowledge Mobilization and Building Capacity for Effective Public Policy
Mishka Lysack and Hannah Hunter-Loubert March 17th FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK
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Knowledge Mobilization and Building Capacity for Effective Public Policy
Mishka Lysack and Hannah Hunter-Loubert March 17th FACULTY OF SOCIAL WORK
Ladner, S. (2008). Retrieved from http://www.slideshare.net/sladner/week03- qualitative-vs-quantitative-presentation-605574
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Ethical Imperative of Policy Work
—Sets social work apart —“PIE”
—Gets lost, neglected —Missed opportunity
—Not segregated to work of specialists —Core aspect of social work practice
Updated from Lenton et al. (2008) PNAS 105(6): 1786-1793
Opportunity for Social Work
—“promoting sustainable energy
—“advocacy and community mobilisation
around green technologies to enhance the quality of life in disadvantaged localities…and [promoting] clean renewable energy” (435).
—skills sets that include “lobbying for
preventative measure taken at local…national and international levels by advocating policy changes…and dialoguing with policy makers and using the media to change policies” (437).
—German experts —Canadian Cities (Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver and
Edmonton)
—1 week —Meetings
Policy Practice Skills
— collecting data — generating policy choices and options — analysing weakness, gaps — merits and strengths of policy
— developing policy proposals — Science-based
Jansson, B. (2011). Becoming an effective policy advocate. Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole.
— initiating contacts with strategic
— generating networks — building group processes — fostering and developing relationships
— identifying and rank ordering ethical and
moral dimensions of the policy work in policy pathways and strategies
— evaluating ethical postures of individuals
and organizations as well as policy pathways and options
— establishing ethical markers and “anchor
points” for the reality testing of the different policy directions of parties
References
roles and contributions to policy debates and
20, 430-438.
new paradigm. Fernwood Publishing: Black Point, Nova Scotia.