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In co-design, particularly within human services like child protection, a crucial question arises: Where does the responsibility lie? This method, when executed well and against the grain of less collaborative practices, extends expectations from community members to professionals and sponsors.
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"Lively and Lifeliving" is about co-design as a real-time experience with the people living these lives. It's a real-life purpose. In co-design, we get to "live in new roles," as emphasized by Adrienne Maree Brown. During the pandemic, Brown's contention that "breathing is a shared resource" rang true (Brown, 2021).
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Welcome to our latest edition of "Co-design Call-Outs" we take a look at co-design, co-production, and participation as they apply to children's services, adult services, and the broader field of human services work. This week, we're focusing on who should be involved and the importance of dignity in co-design practice.
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In this new blog and youtube vlog, "Co-design Callouts", I want to share some insights on co-design, co-production, and participation as they apply to children's services, adult services, and human services work in general. Over the coming weeks, I will post here about themes that have bubbled up from my reading on co-design over the past two years. Sharing the themes and the Vlog links three at a time.