Why our young are leaving, why they may not return
New Zealand is witnessing an exodus of young people seeking better opportunities abroad, driven...
Stephanie Worboys holds a PhD in Public Policy from Victoria University of Wellington, where her doctoral research focused primarily on ethics and political philosophy. Her work explored the moral logic of justice and forgiveness, including an examination of restorative justice theory and its understanding of justice. More broadly, her interests lie in ethics, political philosophy, leadership formation, and the moral foundations of public life. As part of her role at Maxim, Stephanie also undertakes research, with particular interests in political trust, the criminal justice system, and restorative justice. As Head of the Leadership Academy, Stephanie oversees the direction and delivery of the programme, helping shape young leaders through intellectual formation, mentorship, and residential community life. She also lectures within the Academy on ethics and political philosophy, helping Fellows think deeply about the moral and philosophical foundations that shape leadership and society.
New Zealand is witnessing an exodus of young people seeking better opportunities abroad, driven...
As the Government prepares to introduce new gene technology legislation, Dr Stephanie Worboys warns
Public trust in New Zealand’s political system is plummeting, with statistics revealing low...
Discussion paper warns of eroding public trust in NZ democracy, calls for urgency limits to rebuild.
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