PARTICIPATION & THE PANDEMIC (A DEBRIEF)
Grab your spot for our next session - places limited
Three months have passed since our engagement practice began being impacted by physical distancing restrictions. It’s been a roller-coaster ride for many in the sector, requiring adaption, strategic thinking and transition. So, what have we all learnt so far?
Every discussion is designed to help support you in your engagement practice, offering tips, resources, insights and more that you can apply to your projects and processes. Learn new skills and connect with engagement professionals around Australia and beyond as we explore our next topic in our ‘engagement in the time of COVID-19’ webinar discussion series.
In this session you will:
Gain insights into what we’ve learnt about engaging through a crisis - what’s worked, what hasn’t and what we should consider taking forward.
Experience an online, facilitated ‘debrief’ process that you can emulate or draw inspiration from in your next project.
Influence where we take the discussion series next, helping us to understand the engagement dilemmas you want us to tackle during future sessions.
The series has been designed to help engagement professionals to navigate and continue to engage in a rapidly changing world.
Much more than your standard ‘webinar’, these interactive, facilitated sessions are a chance to connect with other communications, engagement, planning and project management leaders and professionals. Together, we discuss your most pressing engagement challenges and opportunities, share resources and support you to meaningfully connect with your staff, stakeholders and communities.
Registrations now open - places limited*
PLEASE NOTE:
*Sessions are open to staff, managers and decision makers in organisations that are looking to host an engagement process (i.e. in the public and not-for-profit sectors). They are not designed for private sector consultants.
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