Tweets of Note…
There is, of course, no substitute for attending events in person. But a little digital engagement can go a long way to enhancing the experience of an event. The theme of this year’s conference was “Creating a Culture of P2”. We leave you with a few digital snapshots of our takeaways on the successful 2018 iap2 North American Conference and hope you will tweet us your favourite insights or anything we missed @delaneyinc. See you online!
Honoured to be at Songhees Wellness Centre learning from #communityengagement practitioners about Indigenous engagement. Our theme for the afternoon: decolonizing decision making. #iap2nac2018 pic.twitter.com/Yp75r2cDQ5
— DELANEY & ASSOCIATES (@DELANEYinc) September 5, 2018
There's no public engagement if there's no decision. #iap2nac18
— DELANEY & ASSOCIATES (@DELANEYinc) September 5, 2018
Allow people to change their minds. "Give people a way out with dignity." Remind people their beliefs are not "them". #iap2nac18 #TruthDecay
— DELANEY & ASSOCIATES (@DELANEYinc) September 6, 2018
Developing empathy is essential to the service design process for multiple reasons: understanding, developing trust, getting out of "positionality" and revealing counter-intuitive truths. Helps answer the question "what's in it for me?"
— DELANEY & ASSOCIATES (@DELANEYinc) September 6, 2018
Our history with this work began in Victoria about 10 years ago with a study commissioned by the Auditor General. What we found was 7 key findings: https://t.co/b3ZSonGuA1#iap2nac18 #Cities + #P2 pic.twitter.com/R7Bx7g1cPb
— DELANEY & ASSOCIATES (@DELANEYinc) September 5, 2018
Our @richardelaney is presenting on #Cities + #P2 at #iap2nac18 with @AnneRCarroll , Sharon Will @cityburlington, Jane Purvis @CityofEdmonton, Ashley Trim @pepperdine, and Kit Cole. pic.twitter.com/Tsn0QizTiz
— DELANEY & ASSOCIATES (@DELANEYinc) September 5, 2018
