Best Practice Engagement Newsletter - May 2020

 

EngagementHQ News

Learn about recent updates to EngagementHQ. Get helpful tips and ideas to improve your community engagement practice.

A VIRTUAL CHAT WITH BANG THE TABLE CEO

Listen in on a conversation with our CEO, Matthew Crozier, as he shares his thoughts on the impact our current global landscape is having on the practice of community engagement. As daily life has changed around the world, it is important we take this time to reevaluate how consultation is executed in order to achieve the most inclusive and meaningful results for our communities.

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MANAGING YOUR DATA PRIVACY AND SECURITY IN EngagementHQ

Our commitment to data privacy and security pushes us to maintain the highest level of ISO security standards and GDPR data privacy compliance to protect you and your participants. New inside EngagementHQ, you now have the ability to enable or disable different privacy and security settings, like GDPR cookie consent, with the flip of a switch.

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REFLECTIONS FROM HOSTING 5 LIVE DIGITAL EVENTS

As everyone has had to quickly adapt and respond to the new normal of physical distancing and new working conditions, virtual meetings and digital platforms are crucial to effective communication with clients, colleagues, and peers. After hosting 5 live digital events, we are excited to share new use cases for EngagementHQ tools and success tips for your team.

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YANKALILLA’S COMMUNITY OUTREACH DEEPENS ENGAGEMENT

By prioritising community values, the District Council of Yankalilla developed an integrated community outreach approach that drove substantial engagement rates in their recent consultations. Their use of diverse engagement activities provided a way for participants to connect with and be heard by decision-makers, other community members, and stakeholders.

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CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AT A TIME OF PHYSICAL DISTANCING

How does civic engagement help the health and well-being of individuals? Explore the evidence indicating that, regardless of what form it takes, participating in civic life has a profound positive effect on people’s lives.

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NEW PROJECT INSIGHT SERIES WITH SAMMAMISH WASHINGTON

The City of Sammamish created an online engagement space, Connect Sammamish, that is creating a positive impact in their community. Tune in to this mini video series and explore how they are utilising digital engagement tools for communication and decision-making as partners with their community.

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FEATURED CLIENT PROJECTS

 

 

Hutt City: Getting us through | Kia tae ki tua

Hutt City Council is demonstrating how their new Annual Plan could affect resident rates and providing a safe space for residents to give feedback with digital engagement tools.

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Development WA: Stories of Subi
Development WA has created an interactive experience for participants to explore the culture and history of Subiaco and hear the stories that will help shape the Subi East redevelopment.

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WELCOME TO THE BANG THE TABLE FAMILY!

 

 

Bang the Table Australasian office is based in Carlton, Victoria, on the lands of the Woiwurrung (Wurundjeri) peoples of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging across Australia.

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