Empowering Your Community Through Information and Building Trust To hear more details from Kathyrn D’Angelo herself about what worked well for Richmond School District 38, check out Episode 2 of Bang the Table’s podcast. In 2016, Richmond School District 38 concluded a 2 year online community engagement project focusing on school closures. Neighbourhood decline had led […]
It takes time to build community awareness and interest in an online engagement platform. Repeat engagement across a range of issues, gradually building the participant database is the surest way to do this.
Our CEO and CO-Founder Matt Crozier sat down with Kirsten Wyatt from ELGL to discuss best practices in civic engagement. In the GovLove podcast, Matt reveals tips, ideas, case studies and engagement hacks that help local governments of all sizes understand and implement successful online community engagement. Listen to podcast: http://elgl.org/2017/05/09/podcast-citizen-engagement-with-matthew-crozier-of-bang-the-table/ About ELGL innovative […]
A brief overview of how the City of Penticton built community engagement around the question “What Could Make Our Parks and Recreation Facilities and Programs Better in the Future?”
Online community engagement is generally associated with crowdsourcing community ideas, debating policy issues or taking surveys or polls to understand the depth of community views. Some cities go further and use online tools to educate and mobilize the community to help map and quantify an issue as the first part of addressing it. An example […]
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