New specialised course: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Engagement
Home > Resources > Latest News New specialised course: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Engagement Explore Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and what this means for engagement. An IAP2 Australasia specialised course, in partnership with Articulous. This training...
2020 Core Values Awards Winner | Kingsford Smith Drive upgrade: a new entry statement to Brisbane
Brisbane City Council’s Kingsford Smith Drive upgrade is transforming one of the city’s most significant transport routes into a vibrant urban corridor with the Brisbane River as the centrepiece. The design and construction of the project is being completed by Lendlease Engineering.
National Community Engagement for Infrastructure Forum
Explore best practice solutions with fellow industry leaders, including community and stakeholder engagement professionals, communication consultants, policy makers, civil engineers, urban architects, technology experts and related professions.
2020 Core Values Awards Winner | Community Engagement in Australian Local Government: The Practice and its pressures
Community engagement has become an imperative of Australian local governments. Driven by legislative requirements and increasing demands from communities, there has been a proliferation of practitioners, policies, frameworks and reports that aim to enhance public involvement in decision- making.
#BetterTogether Customer & Community Engagement: The Energy Charter
Australia’s energy sector is undergoing rapid change. Pressure is being felt across all parts of the supply chain to deliver reliable, affordable, safe and sustainable energy for consumers, while making the necessary investments to support transformation from fossil-fuelled centralized generation to renewable energy and distributed energy.
2021 Core Values Awards Finalists
Can we have a drum roll please…it’s time to announce the 2021 Core Values Awards finalists…
2020 Core Values Awards Winner | Golden Ball Bridge – North East Victoria
Rethinking our traditional approach to public participation during recovery, the Golden Ball Bridge Disaster Recovery Project, presented us with an opportunity to facilitate community influence in the Regional Roads Victoria (RRV) recovery-decision making process.
New specialised course: Facilitating the Tough Stuff
Building on entry-level facilitation knowledge, this program will stretch participants by immersing them in practicing a range of facilitation tactics. This program unpacks the facilitation skills necessary to successfully facilitate for effective engagement with challenging groups, dynamics and increasing levels of complexity.
