What happened during the week
Blogs, events and resources

SCN Manager Susan Paxton kicks off Co-pro Week 2020.

This internal Scottish Government learning session on co-production and lived experience in policy making will feature an input on the approach of the Change Team.

Monday 16th November, 2:00pm - 3:30pm

A conversation starter with some ideas, then a big conversation about how we do this co-production lark when we can’t meet face to face! Bring your questions but also your experiments.

We are all about supporting genuine co-production of research and have been working on co-creating ourselves since 2017, this is the next stage. Everyone welcome!

Clare Cook from SPRING shares her insight into developing social prescribing accross Scotland and the role co-production plays.

Live webinar sharing learning from local communities in Scotland and Italy in using co-produced methods to support people during COIVID-19.

Louise Christie from the Scottish Recovery Network outlines their experience in bringing their Making Recovery Real activity online in response to the pandemic.

“Working co-productively and collaboratively isn’t always the easiest or quickest way to get from A to B but potentially is a lot more valuable.”

This session will explore how we can move to effective co-production with communities online to still achieve social impact across culture and wellbeing.

Peter Grigg, CEO Home-Start UK explores family support from a co-design perspective.

COPE Scotland are running an informal chat around how they can co-produce an action plan to address galling harm.

A conversation hosted by Renfrewshire Leisure’s Cultural Services to ask the question: do we want to set up a Renfrewshire Co-production Network? What would we want it to be or do?

Thursday 19th November, 9:30 - 11:30

Thursday 19th November, 2-4pm

Show and Tell with Rachel Thompson from Swansea University.