Co-design and Community Development: Kōrero and Insights from Māori Co-designers

Kaye-Maree Dunn, Rangimārie Mules, Crystal Pekepo and Sophia Beaton share kōrero and insights into co-design and Māori development, presenting practical methods, principles of good co-design alongside Māori, and stories of co-design in action from Aotearoa New Zealand.

Resources shared in this webinar

Lifehack – Resources for bringing groups together for shared purpose and co-design
Community Research Code of Practice – guidelines for collaborations with community
What Works website – tools and resources to help you develop an evidence-based approach
Kaupapa Māori resources – resources and principles of good engagement
Ngā Aho – A national network of Māori design professionals
Stanford D-School – a hub for collaboration, creativity at Stanford and everyday innovators
Stanford Bootcamp – a virtual crash course in design thinking

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Nga mihi kia koutou e te mana wahine.... wonderful korero. I'm in a new role with a DHB as Consumer Engagment Lead, essentially to lead 7 facilitate the development of consumer engagement, and also to work woith clinical teams to eusnre implementation of the consumer engagement framework. Encompassing this kaupapa is the notion of co-design & whanau voice. Thispresnetatio n has created more quesitons for myself but kei te pae....all part of my learning. Nga mihi.