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Lawmaking and Public Policy

Lawmaking and Public Policy at McGill SCS uniquely equips parliamentary ecosystem actors and institutions with foresight methodologies and tools to shape anticipatory legislative and public policy practices across global issues, supporting positive, lasting impact on future generations. Our thematic streams include artificial intelligence, environment and climate change, gender equality, migration, creative economy, and more.

 

 

 

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For more information about our courses and teaching approaches, don't hesitate to get in touch with Cynthia Gervais, Faculty Lecturer and Academic Program Coordinator, Parliamentary Programs, at cynthia.gervais [at] mcgill.ca (subject: Lawmaking%20and%20public%20policy) .

Thematic Streams | Futures & Foresight in Legislative and Public Policy Practices

Current areas of focus explored through our thematic streams include:

  • Futures & Foresight | Approaches & Methodologies
  • Artificial Intelligence | Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law
  • Environment & Climate Change
  • Human Mobility & Migration
  • Gender Equality & Intersectionality
  • Intersecting Futures & The Rights of Indigenous Peoples
  • Creative Ecosystems & Economy
  • Data (Dis)aggregation & Evidence-Informed Processes
  • Participatory, Inclusive Public Consultations

Calendar

Course

Title

Date

Delivery

YCBS 287

Intersecting Futures & The Rights of Indigenous Peoples

November 5 – December 10, 2026 (Thursdays)

Online

YCBS 247

Parliamentary Committees

January 26 – March 9, 2027  (Tuesdays)

Online

Past courses

Course Title Description
YCBS 251 Residency 3.0 | Governing Ahead: Futures, Foresight, and Global Thematic Pathways in Legislative and Public Policy Practices Exploratory introduction to our thematic focus on applied Futures & Foresight in legislative and public policy practices, as applied to key global priorities.
YCIT 390 Artificial Intelligence | Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law  
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