Policython 2021 | University of Toronto Policython

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Winning Briefs

Congratulations to all our contestants on completing the first ever Policython. Our judges were hard at work scoring each brief. It was a very tight competition, and we hope everyone enjoyed the event! Below we would like to highlight the winners from each policy stream. Great job everyone!

Event Details

Here is the most up to date information regarding the event for our contestant. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions during the competition. Best of luck to everyone!!

Participants_Package_2021.pdf

Equity_Policy.pdf

Submission Form

Policython_Prompts_2021.pdf

Accommodations Form

Judges

Thank you to our judges who have volunteered to support students equip themselves with skills necessary for a strong voice in politics. Learn more about our experts providing feedback on the policy briefs.

Economics

Economics

Vasiliki Bednar

Executive director of the master of public policy program at McMaster University

Christine Lee

Associate analyste / economist at Finance Canada

Foreign policy

Reema Bazzi

Senior consultant at Strategycorp

Liam Gardner-Murphy

Senior advisor to the assistant deputy minister for global issues and development at Global Affairs Canada

Emilio Jason Angeles

Research analyst and affiliate with the Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs

Environment

Ryan Nash

Sustainability analyst at Algonquin Power and Utilities Corp.

Dale Turner

Associate professor of political science and indigenous studies

Keith Stewart

Senior energy strategist for Greenpeace Canada

Human Rights

Tamara Kronis

Associate Chair, human rights tribunal of Ontario

Savannah Sloat

Sexual Violence prevention & response coordinator, University of Toronto

Public Health

Dr. Erica Di Ruggiero

Associate Professor of global Health, Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto

Dr. Laura Rosella

Associate professor, Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto

Zahraa Saab

Policy advisor at Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care

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