
The conversation overflowed at Engage, Think, Do! as seen in an image from the Lived Experience workshop at Dovecot studios.
We’ve created this page to pull together a set of post conference blogs, presentations and resources. We had a great time at Engage, Think, Do! and want to share the love.
Presentations:
A highlight of the many powerpoint presentations given on the day (all PDF format):
- International Learning workshop presentation by Reema Patel, RSA
- Participatory Grant making by Alan Budge
- Mainstreaming PB by Alan Budge and Sue Ritchie
- Digital tools for PB by DEMSOC
- Elected members and PB by Marco Biagi
- Evaluating PB by Paul Teedon
- PB and young people in Lochaber by Daniel Grieg, Highland Council
- Open Space workshop powepoint by Peter Bryant
- Open space discussion group write-up
- PB Academy: Empatia, and Peace building in Colombia by Giovannio Allegretti and Diana Dajer
Conference Blogs:
Participants at the conference have been blogging furiously in response to taking part in Engage, Think, Do! Read a selection here:
- The winner takes it all, by Dr Andrew Fisher
- Reflections of the small grants and mainstreaming workshops, by Alan Budge
- Should sustainability be a factor in PB, by Jez Hall
- Digital Participatory Budgeting, opportunities and challenges, by Sue Ritchie
- Participatory Budgeting – It’s Not What You Do, It’s How You Do It, by Reema Patel
- 2nd Generation PB. Reflections on the session led by Oliver Escobar, by Sue Ritchie
- From small idea to big change, by Dr Andrew Fisher
- Building the PB Network: a report of the lunchtime session, by Sue Ritchie
- Peacetech from the ground up in Colombia, by Diana Dajer
- When East meets West, PB in China, by Sue Ritchie
We’ll post more links and resources as we get them, or why not…
Check out the report on the main International PB conference on the 20th October on the PB Scotland website, or if a twitter user go to #pbscot16.
But in the meantime…
Multimedia:
Watch the film of PB in West Pokot from the Lived Experiences session
Listen to the podcast recorded during the conference from Davy Jones: