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Systems and ethics of participation

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In this three-part series, we’ll work through the systems, theory and practice of participation. We’ll explore what participation means, how it feels for people who participate in projects, where power sits in systems, and then turn to look at the ethics and tensions of participation in our work.  We’ll think about the tools that we can use to undertake ethical participation, including reflections on when it is and is not appropriate.


We have five free spaces reserved for those from Global Majority countries and those working in grassroots/ community organisations. 

Outcomes:

By attending these sessions, you’ll develop

  • Connections and learning from people working with participation across the globe

  • A deeper understanding of the ethics of participation, moving from tokenism to transformation

  • Practical knowledge of the different tools that can be used to support participationWho should come:

This programme is open to anyone interested in participation and living experience, whether in charities, public services, social enterprises, or corporate organisations.


Facilitators:

Megan and Ellie are part of the collective, an intersectional feminist group for consultants. Find out more here

  • Megan McHaney: Helps teams work better and expert in holding sensitive and emergent thinking.

  • Ellie Hutchinson (the dots: connections for change). Facilitator and founder of a Scotland-based social enterprise supporting compassionate systems change.

We bring deep understanding of the realities of striving to bring our aspirations to life, through using simple and effective frameworks and facilitating reflective, shared spaces for learning and peer support.


Practical Details

  • Format: Online

  • Dates: 13th, 20th and 27th May

  • Time: 1–2:45pm GMT

  • Cost: £250 + VAT (for all 3 sessions)

  • Global Majority/Global South fee: £50 + VAT (for all 3 sessions)

  • Scholarships: 5 free spaces available to remove barriers to participation

    SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION: As we have limited scholarship spaces, we would be grateful if you could please fill the form to apply for a scholarship. Last date to apply 4th May. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, so we encourage you to apply soon.

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