Involve has been commissioned by NESTA to provide community engagement support to a number of councils participating in the Creative Councils programme. Creative Councils is a programme from NESTA, working with the Local Government Group, to support local authorities to … more » - Creative Councils
Research Councils UK (RCUK) have commissioned Involve to conduct a review of RCUK dialogue and consultation exercises. The Research Councils have a good deal of experience of public dialogues. Various independent dialogues have been conducted around major RCUK research areas … more » - Review of Research Councils UK dialogues
Drawing from compelling results and evaluation findings of a range of public dialogues around climate change, Involve argue there is clear evidence that engaging people in a meaningful way has the potential to change attitudes and behaviours towards tackling climate … more » - The use of public engagement in tackling climate change
These resources are the result of a two-and-a-half year research project – Pathways through Participation – exploring how and why individuals get involved in their communities and beyond. The project was funded by the Big Lottery Fund and led by the … more » - Pathways through Participation
On Monday, I spoke at an Institute for Government event on ‘Crowdsourcing Policy‘, along with Will Cavendish (Cabinet Office), Roger Hampson (London Borough of Redbridge) Elizabeth Linder (Facebook), and Alex Butler (KindredHQ.com). I’ve since written a series of three posts based … more » – Crowdsourcing Policy: Can government harness the wisdom of crowds?
Drawing from compelling results and evaluation findings of a range of public dialogues around climate change, Involve argue there is clear evidence that engaging people in a meaningful way has the potential to change attitudes and behaviours towards tackling climate … more » – The use of public engagement in tackling climate change
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