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2009 IAP2 Australasia Conference 'Tackling the tough issues' Presentations

"Oh my god...I have been engaged!"

(Conference Participant Evaluation Form)

Thank you to the presenters and participants of the 2009 International Association of Public Participation (IAP2) Australasian Conference. Fremantle was the place to be on October 22nd and 23rd with over 180 people engaged in discussion, debate and learning about all thing engagement. Tough issues were tackled and the evaluation shows people walked away with more than a delegate satchel.

Thanks to Main Roads WA (our Conference Partner), Department of Environment and Conservation, Water Corporation and Creative Nature (Our Gold sponsors), JTA Australia (Our Core Values Awards Sponsor) and Bang the Table (Our picnic circle sponsor).

The available presentations can be found on the table below
To download the conference evaluation click here
To find out about the core values awards winner click here
To view some images of the conference click here

Conference Program Click on the highlighted links to download a pdf of the presentations.
Day One - Thursday 22 October 2009
Engaging on the tough issues	Innovative tools or techniques	Communicating tough messages	Advanced practitioner development
Place management: A tailored approach – making it fit! Trish McCourt and team, City of Swan, WA	Exploring wicked problems through the meeting marketplace Carla Rogers and Nigel Russell, NSW	Who are these people yelling at me? Engaging in times of fear of crisis Stephani Roy McCallum, Canada	Embedding an engagement culture in South East Water Vivian Garde and Hayden Cock, VIC
Keynote Address ‘Indigenous Engagement - How far have we come, have far have we got to go?’ - Dr Sue Gordon (WA) ‘Engaging for Survival – A healthier Africa’ - Irene Nduta Gathinji (South Africa) Irene Gathinji's Handout
Engaging on the tough issues	Innovative tools or techniques	Communicating tough messages	Advanced practitioner development
Are culturally and linguistically diverse communities easier to embrace or ignore? Utube Link Statistical Information Becky Hirst, SA	Using bifocal groups to stimulate dialogue Jennifer Brook and Elishia Harding, VIC	Barwon River Parklands – open house forums Part 1 of presentation Part 2 of presentation Andrew Crowley, VIC	Creating a vision though art Monika Schott, VIC
Learning from the tough issues
Day Two - Friday 23 October 2009
Engaging on the tough issues	Innovative tools or techniques	Communicating tough messages	Advanced practitioner development
How to avoid road rage - through community engagement Andrew Huffer, WA, Michelle Carroll and Mike Kenealy, SA	Tackling tough issues online, web 2.0 to 3.0 Second Life Crispin Butteriss VIC, and Beth Offenback, Hope Kandel Gershik, USA	What do our decision makers need to help them make those ‘tough calls’? Mary Hay, NZ	ACT OUT! – Theatre for social transformation Erika Jacobson, WA
Keynote address ‘Engaging governments - lessons from the past, signposts for the future’ - Dr Geoff Gallop (VIC) ‘Climate Change - The need to Change' - Professor Janette Hartz-Karp (WA)
Picnic Circles Steve Vallance, Department of Primary Industries, VIC Dr Craig Cormick, The Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, ACT Mog Piasecka, City of Joondalup, WA Daniel Popping, City of Campbelltown, SA Jenny Brown, Department of Planning and Community Development, VIC Simon Holmes, Sandra Bell and Chris Bonacci, VIC Veronica Clarke and Callum Prior, City of Melville, WA, with Jessica Asspinal and Nicole Foxton Leanne Hartill, City of Melville, WA Paul Bird, Sinclair Knight Merz, QLD Mary Del Casale, Mary Del Casale Consulting, WA Marie-Louise Sinclair, Sinclair Management Consulting Pty Ltd, WA Jenny Brown,Eastern Metropolitan Region Department of Planning and Community Development
Engaging on the tough issues	Innovative tools or techniques	Communicating tough messages	Advanced practitioner development
Strengths-based community engagement approaches on water planning in remote Indigenous communities Sophie Golding, NT	Two staff, two dozen sandwiches and no-one turned up – evaluating the surprises with our funding bodies Margaret Edgecombe, David Sharp and Ann Gibbons, SA	Lessons from engaging a behemoth - an action learning approach to community engagement in local government Alan (Fox) Rogers, QLD	Public Participation Practitioner - Political player, like it or not Saleena Ham, QLD
Keynote address ‘From ‘outrage’ to ‘engage’ – Communicating the tough messages’ - Stephani Roy McCallum (Canada)

Act Out Presentation (106Kb)
Alan Rodger (201Kb)
Andrew Crowley Presentation Part 1 (1.99Mb)
Andrew Crowley Presentation Part 2 (1.59Mb)
Avoiding Roadrage (69Kb)
Becky Hirst Presentation (872Kb)
Becky Hirst Statistics Used (144Kb)
Callum Prior Handout (462Kb)
City of Swan (314Kb)
Conference Evaluation (334Kb)
Crispin Butteriss Presentation (785Kb)
Engaging a Behemmoth (282Kb)
Engaging people with a disability (143Kb)
evolve (3.28Mb)
Irene Gathinji Handout (522Kb)
Irene Gathinji Presentation (2.01Mb)
Jenny Brown,Eastern Metropolitan Region Department of Planning and Community Development (879Kb)
Margaret Edgecombe, David Sharp and Ann Gibbons Presentation (1.09Mb)
Marie-Louise Sinclair, Sinclair Consulting Pty Ltd, WA (94Kb)
Mary Hay (825Kb)
Mary Hay (234Kb)
MDC Engaging from the inside out (105Kb)
MLS - Water Corp Framework (281Kb)
Monika Schott Presentation (2.53Mb)
Professor Geoff Gallop Presentation (104Kb)
Professor Janette Hartz-Karp Presentation (49Kb)
RESET youth Engagement (462Kb)
Second Life (1.2Mb)
Sophie Golding Presentation (287Kb)
Steve Vallance (724Kb)
Vivian Garde and Hayden Cock Presentation (1.26Mb)
Why are these people yelling at me (142Kb)

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