Co-production practitioners network
A network for co-production practitioners
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- Involve
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- I lead Involve’s research into how and why citizens engage and participate. I'm interested in community participation and co-production, and how we can change the relationship between institutions and communities to better utilise the resources, skills, knowledge, creativity and energy in each.
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Co-production & co-design in the arts and in public services
Leeds Met University, ESRC, Arts Council England, the RSA and Involve are organising a seminar on co-production & co-design in the arts and in public services.
This seminar is designed for academics, policy makers and practitioners working in different policy areas. It provides those working in the arts the opportunity to engage with debates and practices in other areas of the public sector. It also offers those working in other areas the chance to explore how cultural activity…
ContinuePosted on March 12, 2014 at 14:43 — 2 Comments
Where next for localism and co-production?
Last month, Involve and Consumer Focus co-hosted a seminar exploring ‘Where next for localism and co-production?’ The event brought together a group of 27 individuals from national government, local government, the voluntary and community sector, the social innovation field, academia and think tanks to explore some of the challenges and opportunities…
ContinuePosted on April 19, 2012 at 15:31
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A belated hello and welcome to the co-production practitioners network Tim, thanks for joining us!
The practitioners network is supported by nef but all content is developed by members, for members. Do have a good look around and get involved.
Some of the following areas are good starting points;
Network groups – based loosely around geographical regions or interest themes, they also host face to face meetings. If you don’t find something for your area or interest then please set up a new group.
Resources and Videos will give you access to the latest documents supporting co-production and bring you face to face with those putting it into practice. Please add your own materials to increase the knowledge base. It would be great if you could add any materials that came out of or fed into the recent Involve event on co-production.
The Blog carries the latest news, debate and opportunities for co-production practitioners. See what’s going on, add in your own comments or start a new thread. Please do use this as a way to advertise/ invite contribution to any future activities you have planned around co-production.
nef is currently working on topics raised by network members: gathering the evidence base for co-production; developing practical approaches to commission co-production; delivering presentations and workshops for people who are interested in co-production. Get in touch if you want to know more or contribute.
It would really help to know how you heard about the network and what motivated you to join. Please let me know at lucie.stephens@neweconomics.org that way we can make sure we’re reaching as many co-production practitioners as possible. Also, please share the details of the network with colleagues or contacts you think would be interested.
Look forward to hearing from you,
Lucie
Head of Co-production, nef