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RETHINKING THE TOOLS OF ENGAGEMENT FLIPPING THE OUTCOMES RETHINKING - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
RETHINKING THE TOOLS OF ENGAGEMENT FLIPPING THE OUTCOMES RETHINKING - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
RETHINKING THE TOOLS OF ENGAGEMENT FLIPPING THE OUTCOMES RETHINKING THE TOOLS OF ENGAGEMENT / FLIPPING THE OUTCOMES RETHINKING THE TOOLS OF ENGAGEMENT / FLIPPING THE OUTCOMES 1. THE limitations of current outreach methods RETHINKING THE TOOLS
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FLIPPING THE OUTCOMES
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FLIPPING THE OUTCOMES RETHINKING THE TOOLS OF ENGAGEMENT /
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FLIPPING THE OUTCOMES RETHINKING THE TOOLS OF ENGAGEMENT /
- 1. THE limitations of current outreach methods
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FLIPPING THE OUTCOMES RETHINKING THE TOOLS OF ENGAGEMENT /
- 1. THE limitations of current outreach methods
- 2. how WE CHANGE the tools
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FLIPPING THE OUTCOMES RETHINKING THE TOOLS OF ENGAGEMENT /
- 1. THE limitations of current outreach methods
- 2. how place It! changes the tools
- 3. How WE FLIP outcomes
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The limitations of current outreach methods
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The limitations of current outreach methods
The two most common methods of doing
- utreach
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- 1. We’ve baked a cake. What kind of
frosting do you want?
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- 1. We’ve baked a cake. What kind of
frosting do you want?
Frosting 1 Frosting 2 Frosting 3
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Why are you mad? Everyone likes cake
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maybe we didn’t want cake in the first place
“NO MORE CAKE!”
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maybe we want something else altogether
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- 2. Well, what do you want then?
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I want what’s in front of my nose.
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I want what’s in front of my nose.
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I want what’s in front of my nose.
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In neither case do we generate the kinds of short- and long-term
- utcomes we want
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WE NEED TO RETHINK THE TOOLS OF ENGAGEMENT
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- 2. how WE CHANGE the tools
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WE TAP INTO PEOPLE’S CORE VALUES =
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WE TAP INTO PEOPLE’S CORE VALUES BY HAVING THEM BUILD
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We TAP INTO PEOPLE’S CORE VALUES AND BY HAVING THEM COLLABORATE
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WE REMOVE THE MAP
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WE REMOVE THE MAP AND SAVE IT FOR ANOTHER DAY
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PARTICIPANTS EXPLORE SPACE WITH THEIR SENSES
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WE BRING THE MODEL AND THE PROCESS TO THE COMMUNITY
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WE DEVELOP PEOPLE’S OWN CAPACITY AS PLANNERS AND DESIGNERS
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BY LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD, WE REACH DIVERSE AUDIENCES AND GENERATE RICHER OUTCOMES
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COMMUNITY VOICES AS DATA
- Community members
can cla lari rify fy, di dispu spute te, and en enhance ce quantitative data
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COMMUNITY VOICES AS DATA
- HOW CAN PEOPLE’S LIVED EXPERIENCES BE VALUED AS DATA
WITHIN PLANNING?
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- 3. HOW WE FLIP OUTCOMES
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Yes, but How does this lead to concrete
- utcomes?
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LET’s First rethink what we mean by “outcomes”
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LET’s First rethink what we mean by “outcomes”
- 1. TRUST IS AN OUTCOME
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LET’s First rethink what we mean by “outcomes”
- 1. TRUST IS AN OUTCOME
- 2. IMPROVED PLANNING LITERACY IS AN
OUTCOME
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LET’s First rethink what we mean by “outcomes”
- 1. TRUST IS AN OUTCOME
- 2. IMPROVED PLANNING LITERACY IS AN
OUTCOME
- 3. BUILDING STRONGER RELATIONSHIPS IS
AN OUTCOME
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- 4. understanding that our experiences
- f the world overlap but are unique is
an outcome
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- 4. understanding that our experiences
- f the world overlap but are unique is
an outcome
- 5. GALVANIZING NEW CONSTITUENCIES To
participate is an outcome
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- 6. ensuring that this guy doesn’t
dominate is an outcome
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When we see these as equally valid
- utcomes, our bricks-and-mortar
- utcomes are better
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