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Events Planned for New Zealand in 2010!
There are regular IAP2 events held in New Zealand. If you'd like us to keep you up to date on what's coming up, click here to sign up for our regular emails or check back soon to see what we have on offer!
Auckland Event - Prising Snails out of their Hard Shells Using Technology
presented by Angela Penteado/Nada Cottrell, Waitakere City Council
IAP2 NZ present a workshop on best practice examples of community engagement in action using technology, both in Waitakere and elsewhere. We have found technology options around community engagement are very popular. It’s also an opportune time to look at how these tools can give our community a voice, as people speak out on key issues using new technology and best practice IAP2 techniques.
All three courses are presented in an experiential learning environment that provides students with the opportunity to explore their own public participation challenges with their instructor and peers. Interactive exercises and practical tips are used to enliven the basic theory and reference materials presented throughout each module and reinforce skills that participants can put to immediate use.
IAP2 is introducing new training in 2010, Emotion, Outrage and Public Participation in Auckland!
Building on IAP2's internationally recognised best practices in public participation, and the work of Dr Peter Sandman, an expert in risk and crisis communication, this new course looks at emotion and outrage and how to identify and address these factors in public participation programs. This is the course for any practitioner dealing with the key issues facing our communities at this time.
Click here for further information on the IAP2 Emotion, Outrage and Public Participation Program.
Our co-ordinator in New Zealand (Central)) is Roger Tweedy.
Our co-ordinator in New Zealand (South) is Mary Hay.
Our co-ordinator in New Zealand (North) Angela Penteado