Policy Futures: A reform agenda - Centre for Policy Futures

CPF and The Winston Churchill Memorial Trust formed a partnership to increase the impact of outstanding Churchill Fellows and their findings, through the Policy Impact Program (PIP). A selection of ideas were created by Churchill Fellows that had potential to shape best practice and policy reform for a variety of relevant and contemporary issues facing Australia. The culmination of the program is its flagship publication – Policy Futures: A Reform Agenda.

2021 Articles

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Reconnecting young people with community

Evidence to reduce reoffending after release from youth detention.

Kate Bjur
Churchill Fellow 2022

Simplifying access to behavioural health crisis and suicide support

Glen Blackwell
Churchill Fellow 2020

Shifting the focus to evidence of what works in community safety

Institutional support for what works in delivering community safety outcomes and effective policing services.

David Cowan
Churchill Fellow 2020

Improving the lifelong trajectory of Australian infants in out-of-home care

An evidence-based case for a Specialist Infant Court

Matthew Wilson
Churchill Fellow 2020

Embedding social and behavioural science expertise in public health decision-making within the interim Australian CDC

Margie Danchin
Churchill Fellow 2020

Place-based homelessness prevention: A role for local government

Leanne Mitchell
Churchill Fellow 2019

A culture shift towards better, affordable housing options for older Australians

Victoria Cornell
Churchill Fellow 2019

Universal Registration is Key to Preventing Gambling Harm

Angela Rintoul
Churchill Fellow 2018

We Need to Talk About Public Toilets: a policy agenda for inclusive society

Katherine Webber
Churchill Fellow 2018, Qld

Design and Planning Policy for Family-Friendly Apartment Living

Natalia Krysiak
Churchill Fellow 2018, NSW

Ignorance is not Innocence: implementing relationships & sex education in schools

Katrina Marson
Churchill Fellow 2018, ACT

Artificial Intelligence and Human Government

Owen Churches
Churchill Fellow 2018, SA

Feeding Children Well

The importance of school lunches to education, health, and social outcomes, and impact on local food economies.

Julie Dunbabin
Churchill Fellow 2018

Healthy Housing Programs

For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities with high rates of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease.

Maida Stewart
Churchill Fellow 2018