A Capacity Building Workshop in Adaptive Governance by Luke Burchill

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Sessions:

Overview of the importance of culturally adaptive governance in research and in particular for projects in complex topics and settings.

This free three-hour virtual workshop presented by A/Prof Luke Burchill, ALIVE Indigenous Health Research Translator, will cover the following:

– What is Adaptive Governance?
– From Adaptive Governance to Culturally Adaptive Governance: Theory & Practice
– Our Governance, Our Values, Our Voices
– Simple tips for supporting feedback, learning and decision making across the ALIVE Network

Please register via Eventbrite:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/a-capacity-building-workshop-in-adaptive-governance-tickets-183169192987

The objectives of the workshop are for the Next Gen Researcher Network to gain an understanding of:

– Adaptive Governance and its principles
– Culturally Adaptive Governance Framework (CAGF) as a new approach for centering Indigenous governance in research collaborations
– How a CAGF approach can be used to map governance styles, values, and presence of community voice across the ALIVE Network
– Strategies that can be used to support feedback, learning and decision-making across the ALIVE Network