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NEW TO DELIBERATION - HERE'S WHAT'S BEEN HAPPENING AROUND THE WORLD

NEW TO DELIBERATION - HERE'S WHAT'S BEEN HAPPENING AROUND THE WORLD

The OECD has just released a global analysis of deliberation called Innovative Citizens Participation and New Democratic Institutions – Catching the Deliberative Wave. MosaicLab along with many other deliberative practitioners around the world contributed to this significant piece of work by providing our list of over 25 deliberations that we have facilitated in Australia. Thirteen of these deliberations were included in this OECD database.

FREE GUIDE ON DELIBERATIVE ENGAGEMENT FOR VICTORIAN COUNCILS

FREE GUIDE ON DELIBERATIVE ENGAGEMENT FOR VICTORIAN COUNCILS

To help local councils in Victoria navigate the deliberative engagement requirements in the new Local Government Act, MosaicLab has launched a free, short guide.

This e-book is specifically for local government staff and decision makers, and aims to provide assistance and information to help councils better understand deliberative engagement, its principles and how it can be implemented into council processes to meet the new requirements of the Act.

REGISTER FOR A VIRAL, ANTI-VIRUS CONVERSATION

REGISTER FOR A VIRAL, ANTI-VIRUS CONVERSATION

Engagement professionals everywhere are grappling with the dilemma of how to genuinely and sensitively engage with communities during a protracted crisis. There is no easy answer, so let’s connect and try to solve it together in an online engagement experiment.

MosaicLab is excited to be partnering with VoiceVoice to host a continuous conversation. Over the next month or so, you can connect with others in the industry to tackle the topic together. It all starts with an ‘asynchronous’, unfacilitated conversation.

#MONTHLYMYTH: ONLINE ENGAGEMENT & THE 'HARD TO REACH'

#MONTHLYMYTH: ONLINE ENGAGEMENT & THE 'HARD TO REACH'

Since COVID-19 started impacting our engagement world, people have been telling us they’re worried about reaching and including those who aren’t online and/or those they believe are ‘hard to reach’.

Not only are we talking about two different issues or cohorts here, but we’re also exploring a topic that’s prone to myths and misconceptions. Often people we think are ‘beyond reach’ aren’t, and people who we label ‘hard to reach’ are simply waiting to be found.

REGISTER FOR SESSION #3: THE ‘COLLECTIVE’ ONLINE EXPERIENCE

REGISTER FOR SESSION #3: THE ‘COLLECTIVE’ ONLINE EXPERIENCE

How do we really ‘hear’ each other and have a collective experience when we engage online? Register now for the third session in our popular, new ‘continuous connections’ webinar discussion series.

Grab your free spot, learn new skills and connect with engagement professionals around Australia and beyond we explore how to achieve a shared experience online that’s similar to a face-to-face workshop.

10 TIPS FOR ENGAGING THROUGH DIFFICULT TIMES & HIGH ANXIETY

10 TIPS FOR ENGAGING THROUGH DIFFICULT TIMES & HIGH ANXIETY

Facing community crises at any time is difficult. When there are ‘concurrent crises’ it makes it even more challenging and complex to respond and engage.

Community members can feel disturbed, frightened or anxious. At the same time, organisations are also grappling with how to adjust, change and continue to move forward. There is value in continuous connections.

For those who missed our first ‘continuous connections’ webinar, we’ve pulled our top 10 tips for engaging through difficult times & working with high anxiety into a free, downloadable resource.