Ashton, Daniel, Owen, Joseph, Marsh, Nicky, Dillon, Teresa, May, Will, Jahan, Aiysha, Black, Cara, Leonard, Naomi, Phillips, Kwame, Takahashi, Hayato, Risley, Kristina Louise, Sofaer, Joanna, Parsons, Heather, Jenzen, Olu, Everett, Sami, Alexander-Rose, Anoushka, Clements, Naomi and Macpherson, Jess , Bastable, Emily Grace and Wanick, Vanissa (eds.) (2025) A how-to guide to creativity in policymaking , vol. 1, 1 ed. University of Southampton, 24pp.
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What is this toolkit?
This toolkit is for faculty and staff working in academia on research projects who are looking to create policy impact with their work. In this toolkit, you will find helpful tips, case studies and principles to help you implement creativity in your policymaking practice.
Why was it created?
This toolkit was created to improve understanding on how policymakers use creative methods to encourage academics to also incorporate it in their policy impact practice. Together, we can bring communities together, creatively solve problems and implement lasting change.
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