“Public policy is not just about writing laws; it is about building the institutional capacity that allows laws to work for everyday citizens.”
Olubunmi Ayantunji hosts policy podcasts and dialogue series, breaking down public service innovation, digital governance reform, and practical policy design across Africa and beyond.
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Welcome to the PoliFIX Podcast! In this episode, we explore the realities of career growth, leadership, resilience, and personal development as an immigrant. Discover how these immigrant professionals overcome obstacles, embrace change, and build a growth mindset to thrive in today’s evolving world of work.
An introductory montage exploring public policy, statecraft, and governance conversations.
You are listening to the first episode of The Civic Policy Archive. In this episode, Justin Longo, PhD, an Assistant Professor at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy at the University of Regina, joins host Olubunmi Ayantunji to explore significant and unique contexts, particularly in developing countries, to better understand open governance.
In this episode of The Civic Policy Archive Podcast, Kris Wanner discusses how data can be used for evidence-based public policy decisions and the factors that impede government projects.
What exactly is FAILURE when it comes to project management within governments? Catch up with the latest episode with Kris Wanner
Learn the nexus between great economic policies and effective fiscal processes. Why some countries borrow and some other lend!.
From an immigrant professional to entering politics: she came as an immigrant, stayed as an international student, and rose through corporate boardrooms and community halls to make moves in politics. A masterclass in resilience, identity, and leadership.
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