What does meaningful community engagement work look like for your rural community? In this webinar you will have a chance to share your best engagement strategies and learn new ways to strengthen your community engaged design work. We’ll also talk about engagement in the context of COVID-19, and building greater inclusivity with community members whose identities differ from our own. This webinar will be facilitated by Jamie Horter, a Nebraska-based rural artist working in community engaged art.
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Audience
Rural communities including town councils, economic development groups, municipalities, designers, community-based organizations, and other community development practitioners interested in design methods for community engagement.
Prior Knowledge
None required.
Learning Objectives
- Learn about 3 different models for planning your community engaged design work
- Share practices for more inclusive and accessible participation, including creative virtual hosting options and outreach across diverse identities
- Create a shared resource from your best engagement practices
Speakers
Jamie Horter
Art for Rural People
Jamie Horter is a rural advocate, small town artist, and community coach based out of Lyons, NE (pop. 850). She works primarily in rural places and believes in the power of art to shape and enhance quality of life in rural communities. She created her first public work at the age of 10 when she was commissioned to paint a mural in her hometown school. Then and now, her works are community centered, often engaging rural citizens in the design process as co-creators. Jamie uses art to create opportunities for everyday citizens to become more engaged in the conversations and decisions impacting their communities. Her work brings community members into discussions and actions around citizen-led community development.
Additional Information
This webinar will be presented via Microsoft Teams. For technical information please visit https://ruralhome.microsoftcrmportals.com/TrainingMicrosoftTeams/.
View HAC’s General Training Terms and Conditions at https://ruralhome.microsoftcrmportals.com/TrainingWebinarTermsAndConditions/.