Community engagement
Alternative labels
public engagement
civic engagement
Journal article
A linguist’s journey toward community engaged scholarship: insights on definitions, practice and evaluation policies
This article contributes to the current conversation surrounding the definition of community-engaged scholarship (CES) by providing critical insights from a linguist’s journey towards establishing a CES partnership with a middle school. I argue that a prescribed CES definition for all disciplines is neither possible nor desirable. CES has gained appeal in recent years because of...
Journal article
Community-engaged research with rural Latino adolescents: design and implementation strategies to study the social determinants of health
The health of adolescents, perhaps more than in any other period of their life, is shaped by the social determinants of health (SDH). The constellation of SDH that disadvantages a specific group’s health may also make members of that population unable or unwilling to engage in health research. To build a comprehensive body of knowledge...
Report
Carbon free community conversations and carbon free action workshop
During 2017, Hepburn Shire Council held four Carbon Free Community Conversations and a follow up Carbon Free Action Workshop. The intention was to gauge the commitment of localities and towns across Hepburn Shire to becoming carbon neutral. At these sessions members of the community had discussions on topics, such as how carbon neutrality could be...
Guide
Start right guide: guidance on how to get policy projects off to a great start
This guide helps policymakers plan effective policy projects. It focuses on three phases: commissioning conversations (clarifying objectives), exploration (refining strategies), and policy project green light (securing approval). The guide includes structured tools to improve decision-making and stakeholder engagement, ensuring successful policy outcomes.
Guide
People-led innovation: towards a methodology for solving urban problems in the 21st century
The People-Led Innovation Methodology is premised on the idea that unlocking and applying the expertise of people requires city government decision-makers to design engagements with a focus on curation – ensuring that the problems, solutions, inputs, and approaches remain targeted and implementable rather than ill-defined and un-actionable.