The need to co-design services and projects with the people who most need them to work is becoming widely accepted. Michela Clarkson examines the theory and practice of co-design, supported by several practice snapshots of Victorian co-design projects in action.
Opportunities lost: reflections on recent federal tenders
Recent federal funding cuts and tendering processes have created much concern for the community sector and the communities they work with. Brooke McKail looks at ... Read More
Go Goldfields: ‘Hatching’ ideas, plans and a community
Co-design in practice with Sharon Fraser, general manager at Go Goldfields. ... Read More
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