SocialEmotionalLearningWhat policyprovides equalresources andaccess to qualityeducation for allstudents?ImplementationWhat termrefers toputting apolicy intoaction?Ethics inPublicPolicyThe balancebetween scientificobjectivity,communityadvocacy, andrespect forparticipants?SchoolLunchWhat is anexample ofpublic policywithin theschool systemPublicPolicyWhat termrefers to thestudy ofgovernmentpolicies?FalseTrue or False:Public policyonly happensat the nationallevelCommunityLevelAt what level on thesocioecologicalmodel would Mediacoverage have thequickest and mostinfluence?CoalitionsHow can acommunity orsociety influenceleaders to makea change?USA.govWhere canyou find outwho yourelectedofficials are?AgendaSettingWhich Stage forWorking helpsdetermine whetherpeople with powerand influence careabout a particularissue?Short-termThinkingPoliticians favorpolicies with quickresults that fit electioncycles, often ignoringlong-term solutionsthat communities need.What type of barrier isthis?InvisibleWhat is it calledwhen a policy canaffect daily life inan important waybut often goesunnoticed?ElectionWhat processis used toassign policyroles to electedofficials?KaiserPermanenteWhat insurancecompany providedfree medicalschool to collegestudents toaddress thephysical shortage?CommunityPsychologistWhose role is it tounderstand,evaluate, andinfluence policiesto promote socialjustice, equity, andwell-being?Conceptual /InstrumentalWhat arethe twotypes ofresearch?Equity /RepresentationMarginalizedcommunities areoften left out ofdecision-making,leading to policiesthat don’t reflect theirrealities. What barrieris this?LimitedResourcesEven when a policy isapproved, lack offunding or trainedstaff can make it hardto sustain programslong-term. Whatbarrier is this?EvaluationWhat is thelast step ofthe policycycle?SocialWhat type ofpolicyfocuses onpublic healthand welfare?Equality/FairnessWhat doessocial justicemean in thecontext ofpublic policyVoteWhat is somethingthat can be doneat the individuallevel to promoteyour own valuesand beliefs?CommunicationGapsPolicymakers andresearchers oftenspeak different“languages.”what type ofbarrier is this?SocialEmotionalLearningWhat policyprovides equalresources andaccess to qualityeducation for allstudents?ImplementationWhat termrefers toputting apolicy intoaction?Ethics inPublicPolicyThe balancebetween scientificobjectivity,communityadvocacy, andrespect forparticipants?SchoolLunchWhat is anexample ofpublic policywithin theschool systemPublicPolicyWhat termrefers to thestudy ofgovernmentpolicies?FalseTrue or False:Public policyonly happensat the nationallevelCommunityLevelAt what level on thesocioecologicalmodel would Mediacoverage have thequickest and mostinfluence?CoalitionsHow can acommunity orsociety influenceleaders to makea change?USA.govWhere canyou find outwho yourelectedofficials are?AgendaSettingWhich Stage forWorking helpsdetermine whetherpeople with powerand influence careabout a particularissue?Short-termThinkingPoliticians favorpolicies with quickresults that fit electioncycles, often ignoringlong-term solutionsthat communities need.What type of barrier isthis?InvisibleWhat is it calledwhen a policy canaffect daily life inan important waybut often goesunnoticed?ElectionWhat processis used toassign policyroles to electedofficials?KaiserPermanenteWhat insurancecompany providedfree medicalschool to collegestudents toaddress thephysical shortage?CommunityPsychologistWhose role is it tounderstand,evaluate, andinfluence policiesto promote socialjustice, equity, andwell-being?Conceptual /InstrumentalWhat arethe twotypes ofresearch?Equity /RepresentationMarginalizedcommunities areoften left out ofdecision-making,leading to policiesthat don’t reflect theirrealities. What barrieris this?LimitedResourcesEven when a policy isapproved, lack offunding or trainedstaff can make it hardto sustain programslong-term. Whatbarrier is this?EvaluationWhat is thelast step ofthe policycycle?SocialWhat type ofpolicyfocuses onpublic healthand welfare?Equality/FairnessWhat doessocial justicemean in thecontext ofpublic policyVoteWhat is somethingthat can be doneat the individuallevel to promoteyour own valuesand beliefs?CommunicationGapsPolicymakers andresearchers oftenspeak different“languages.”what type ofbarrier is this?

Public Policy - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What policy provides equal resources and access to quality education for all students?
    Social Emotional Learning
  2. What term refers to putting a policy into action?
    Implementation
  3. The balance between scientific objectivity, community advocacy, and respect for participants?
    Ethics in Public Policy
  4. What is an example of public policy within the school system
    School Lunch
  5. What term refers to the study of government policies?
    Public Policy
  6. True or False: Public policy only happens at the national level
    False
  7. At what level on the socioecological model would Media coverage have the quickest and most influence?
    Community Level
  8. How can a community or society influence leaders to make a change?
    Coalitions
  9. Where can you find out who your elected officials are?
    USA.gov
  10. Which Stage for Working helps determine whether people with power and influence care about a particular issue?
    Agenda Setting
  11. Politicians favor policies with quick results that fit election cycles, often ignoring long-term solutions that communities need. What type of barrier is this?
    Short-term Thinking
  12. What is it called when a policy can affect daily life in an important way but often goes unnoticed?
    Invisible
  13. What process is used to assign policy roles to elected officials?
    Election
  14. What insurance company provided free medical school to college students to address the physical shortage?
    Kaiser Permanente
  15. Whose role is it to understand, evaluate, and influence policies to promote social justice, equity, and well-being?
    Community Psychologist
  16. What are the two types of research?
    Conceptual / Instrumental
  17. Marginalized communities are often left out of decision-making, leading to policies that don’t reflect their realities. What barrier is this?
    Equity / Representation
  18. Even when a policy is approved, lack of funding or trained staff can make it hard to sustain programs long-term. What barrier is this?
    Limited Resources
  19. What is the last step of the policy cycle?
    Evaluation
  20. What type of policy focuses on public health and welfare?
    Social
  21. What does social justice mean in the context of public policy
    Equality / Fairness
  22. What is something that can be done at the individual level to promote your own values and beliefs?
    Vote
  23. Policymakers and researchers often speak different “languages.” what type of barrier is this?
    Communication Gaps