Blavatnik School of Government

Using AI to deliver public goods and services now comes with the expectation of co-creation and stakeholder engagement.

Companies, international organisations and public bodies are under growing pressure to embed stakeholder engagement and co-creation in AI governance.

But as a non-technical leader, how do you engage your community in the development of an AI solution in an authentic and meaningful way?

Leading AI Through Co-Creation is a brand-new executive programme, to be held here in Oxford on 29 November – 4 December. Over the six days, leaders will gain the knowledge and practical frameworks required to understand AI projects and how to bring communities into the heart of the design, co-creating more effective, sustainable and responsible AI solutions.

Learn more about the programme, and apply for your place at https://ow.ly/43Hl50Zz0UZ

Master of Public Policy student Laura Quiza Ortiz shares how the programme has prepared her to tackle access to justice in Colombia. ⚖️🇨🇴

Laura is a Gilinski Scholar.

👉 Read the the full spotlight: https://ow.ly/y9a650ZwSGF

Closing out the final term of the Master of Public Policy in the best way possible. Cheers to you, class of 2025! 🥂

👏 Hello from our alumni meet up in Geneva! Wonderful to see some current MPPs on their policy placement join too.🇨🇭

Contributions create the melody in the case method of teaching. 🎶

Sessions move away from one-way instruction, with learners stepping into the shoes of public leaders facing difficult, real-world decisions, working together to assess trade-offs, apply theory and decide what they would do.

In ‘More jazz than classical music ’, Vibhuti Gour explores how case-method instructors must be ready to listen, respond and improvise, creating the conditions for an active method of learning that connects theory to practice.

Read the blog:
https://ow.ly/PfOy50Zw26v

For educators and trainers interested in putting these principles into practice, enrolment is open for the Case Method for Public Policy Workshop running in Oxford on 10 - 11 September. Learn more and apply: https://ow.ly/yfjq50Zw26w

"Confidence in a legal system is never settled. It has to be maintained, deliberately, or it erodes": interviews former Chief Justice the Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin PC, CC.👇

"Confidence in a legal system is never settled. It has to be maintained, deliberately, or it erodes": Shoaib Rizvi interviews former Chief Justice the Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin PC, CC MPP alumnus Shoaib Rizvi speaks with former Chief Justice the Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin about judicial independence, Indigenous rights and the enduring importance of public confidence in the rule of law.

We are delighted to welcome Rachel Gaw as our new Head of Alumni and Supporter Relations. ✨🤝

Rachel brings more than a decade of experience in alumni relations and engagement at the University of Oxford, including her previous role as Alumni Strategy and Engagement Manager at Magdalen College.

At the School, Rachel will play a key role in continuing to strengthen our amazing alumni community, helping us stay connected and build meaningful links across sectors and borders. 🌎

She is looking forward to speaking with as many alumni as possible in the months ahead. Do get in touch at [email protected] if you would like to say hello. 👋

Congratulations to 2018 Master of Public Policy alumnus, Alfredo Ortega Franco, who has been elected to the United Nations Human Rights Committee – the first Guatemalan to do so in its 50 years of existence.
https://ow.ly/n0MH50ZqGVY