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About PPX
PPX is the Public Policy Forum's (PPF) primary youth-centred initiative. PPF launched PPX in February of 2009 with a mission to increase youth engagement in mainstream public policy discourse by making conversations around Canada's public policy challenges accessible, meaningful, and relevant to young people.
PPX brings together young Canadians from different regions, disciplines, and sectors to think about, inform, and generate approaches to tackle global and Canadian public challenges. PPX focuses on cultivating inter-disciplinary and inter-generational thinking and uses a co-creation, open source approach to develop projects and event formats.
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Contact:
Vinod Rajasekaran
Research Associate
613-238-7858 x 230
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Latest News
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Public Policy Forum Named a Top Think Tank
January 25, 2012
Canada's Public Policy Forum is ranked among the Top Thirty Think Tanks in Mexico, Canada and the Caribbean by the Think...
Recent Publications
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Aboriginal Youth Collaborative: Feasibility Study
January 26, 2012
From May to November 2011, the Public Policy Forum worked with leaders from the following organizations to explore the idea of creating a multi-sectoral collaborative focused on Aboriginal youth...
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On Authenticity: How the Truth can Restore Faith in Politics and Government
January 23, 2012
The Public Policy Forum was honoured to have Allan Gregg, one of Canada's most respected senior research professionals and social commentators, deliver the...
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Rescuing Policy: The Case for Public Engagement
January 12, 2012
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Canada's Public Policy Forum. We open this new chapter of our history with the launch of a...
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Innovation and the Human Brain: Creating Value for Ontario and Leading the World
December 20, 2011
On May 16th 2011, IBM, Baycrest and the Public Policy Forum convened Innovation and the Human Brain...
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Holiday Reading List
December 17, 2011
The Holiday Reading List is one of our favourite traditions here at the Public Policy Forum.
Each year the Forum asks Canadian Leaders what they plan to read over the holidays....







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