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=Start designing your Public Engagements=
 
=Start designing your Public Engagements=
 
Do you need to design or plan a public engagement?
 
Do you need to design or plan a public engagement?
The content below and found throughout these links is intended to help anyone designing a public engagement, whether you're a mighty team of one, leading a enthusiastic team through their first public engagement or teaching a workshop to colleagues, we know this planning process and documentation will be useful.
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This workshop is aimed at helping you design a public engagement strategy regardless of where you may be in the policy life cycle.  
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The content found in the three links below is intended to help anyone designing a public engagement. Chose the icon that best fits your situation: whether you're a mighty team of one, leading a enthusiastic team through their first public engagement or teaching a workshop to colleagues, we know this planning process and documentation will be useful.  
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[[Designing Public Engagements/Mighty team of one|'''Might team of one''']]
|Teaching a community, group or colleagues
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[[Designing Public Engagements/Teaching groups|'''Teaching a group''']]
 
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This workshop is aimed at helping you design a public engagement strategy regardless of where you may be in the policy life cycle.
    
==How do we know this is useful?==
 
==How do we know this is useful?==
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* Activity 2 – Context
 
* Activity 2 – Context
 
* Activity 3 – Goals
 
* Activity 3 – Goals
* Activity 4 – Methods
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* Activity 4 – Methods
 
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==Setting up==
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<p>Each activity includes instructions and guiding questions, as well as a completed examples based on the following fictional scenario. You may want to write down your own scenario that describes the public engagement issue you or your team are examining.
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At this point you'll want to print out the activity pages here so that you can fill in your own information as you move through the workshop activities.
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<p>If you are working on a team you could print the activity pages as posters and work together, or you can project these activity pages or the deck onto a wall or dry erase board and use markers and sticky notes to work as a larger group. </p>
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<p>Hacks: If you laminate the paper it becomes re-useable with dry erase markers. You could also get a graphically inclined colleague to sketch the activities on a large whiteboard.</p>
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[[FR:Elaboration d’experiences de mobilisation du public]]