2023 Co-design Leadership Training Session 1 Option 1

Some objectives of this training are:

•            Understand the community co-design process and purpose.

•            Know how to identify projects that are well suited for co-design as well as when to projects might be better suited for other methods.

•            Learn how to evaluate and ensure a co-design project is set up for success and is largely consistent in process and intention.

•            Build a shared language around co-design.

•            Identify projects and collaborations for co-design in the future.

•            Develop a relationship with a team that can offer on-going support and coaching to apply co-design.

The training will consist of two in-person sessions which will be modeled to offer experiences of being a part of a co-design process. In between sessions you will have the opportunity to practice being a community researcher/designer and explore opportunities for co-design with colleagues and other partners.

Options for Session 1 (3 hours total): February 21^st 1pm-4pm or February 23^rd 12pm-3pm. We will cover what co-design is, how to identify opportunities for co-design, and how to think about building relational networks of key community stakeholders.

Options for Session 2 (two hours total): March 7^th 1pm-3pm or March 9^th 1pm-3pm.  We will cover how to evaluate co-design processes, share back insights from the mini-design sprint, and building on those insights discuss how to initiate a co-design project.

We look forward to your participation in this leadership co-design experience. We would like to receive a confirmation from you by the 16^th of December if you are interested in participating the training, and which session options you would like to sign up for.