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ICN Public Engagement Catalyst Forum
When and where
Date and time
Wed, Oct 11, 2017 5:00 PM - Fri, Oct 13, 2017 3:30 PM CDT
Location
Centre culturel franco-manitobain 340 Provencher Boulevard Winnipeg, MB R2H 0G7 Canada
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Description
ICN Public Engagement Catalyst Forum 2017
Collaborate | Innovate | Engage
Join fellow persons interested or actively engaged in public or community engagement from across the country this autumn at the Inter-Council Network (ICN) Public Engagement Catalyst Forum, a bilingual national forum, taking place at the Centre culturel franco manitobain in Winnipeg, Manitoba from October 11 - 13th.
As a participant, what can I expect from the forum?
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Be inspired by innovative and accessible ways to engage communities in social change by those who use art, sport and other creative approaches to public outreach
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Situate public engagement in the current national context: Canada’s new Feminist International Assistance Policy
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Learn how to integrate and formalize public engagement into your organization’s core activities and strategic direction at local, regional and national levels
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Increase your skills and knowledge to effectively measure the quality and impact of your outreach and communications efforts
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Celebrate your successes and share your challenges, gain insight and discuss solutions with experts in the field of public engagement
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Establish potential partnerships and synergies across the country with other passionate public engagement practitioners
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Explore new and innovative practices of public engagement through participatory workshops and seminars
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
$100 Regular Admission
$75 Early-Bird Admission (Register by October 1st)
This includes admission to “Artists as Catalysts of Social Change” - a public event on the evening of Wednesday, October 11th, featuring three artists who will be performing and speaking about how they use art to engage different communities on social issues. Artists are:
This does not include admission to the Exclusive Tour of the Canadian Museum of Human Rights - an optional event on the evening of Thursday October 12th . See below for more information.
$20 Regular Admission to Exclusive Tour of the Canadian Museum of Human Rights - Thursday October 12th.
This event is exclusive to Forum Registrants, but is optional. It will feature a tour by a Program Officer a the CMHR who demonstrate how the CMHR has applied a human-rights based approach to their public engagement, as well as successes and challenges that they have faced in their efforts.
PLEASE NOTE: If the registration fee is a barrier to your participation, then please contact forum2017@icn-rcc.ca. There will be a limited number of subsidies for registration which will be assessed on a rolling basis.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Accommodation for forum participants coming outside of Winnipeg is available at the Norwood Hotel at a preferred rate.
Please reference booking # 324577
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Our vision
Canadians are increasingly aware, engaged and contribute as global citizens, to key global issues, as a result of effective public engagement by civil society organizations who are committed to their own learning and development, knowledge-sharing and collaboration, as well as communicating the results of their work.
Public Engagement (PE) is integral to development work. Since 2012, the ICN has been a leader in advancing this principle, resulting in increased awareness and policy on PE by those working on global poverty issues. This included conducting research on Canadian public engagement, the creation of a public engagement resource base (the Global Hive ToolKit and Hive Mind), as well as an online national training program on public engagement, which saw the interest of 400 individuals. Building on the momentum of the May 2017 PE Knowledge Exchange, the Global Hive.ca Toolkit and Hive Mind, and the ICN’s online course on public engagement, the forum seeks to amplify the impact of these and other PE efforts for global sustainable development in Canada.
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About the organizer
The Inter-Council Network (ICN) is a dynamic coalition of eight provincial and regional member-based Councils for International Cooperation across Canada committed to social justice and social change. | Le Réseau de coordination des conseils (RCC) est une coalition dynamique composée des conseils provinciaux et régionaux de coopération internationale constitués de membres engagés dans la justice sociale et la citoyenneté mondiale active.