Reflecting on our Co-Pro Cuppas and how they can better meet the needs of our community
In this blog we discuss how we can ensure that our Co-Pro Cuppas are welcoming to people interested in co-production from all backgrounds – whether they’re coming to explore co-production from their lived, living or learnt experience - and let you know how you can contribute to this conversation.
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Reflecting in December: Monthly Team Update
As 2021 draws to a close, we're reflecting on the importance of living our values and looking ahead to how we can deepen this in 2022.
Listening to lived experience
A personal account from Pat on how to work co-productively, the power of lasting partnerships, and her experience taking part in Co-production Week Scotland 2021.
Co-Production Collective Allies Group: November Meeting Notes
This November, our Allies Group met to discuss key issues about the Collective and the meeting notes are now available to read.
My co-production year: personal and reflective accounts
What can we learn from twelve months of co-production? Lynn and Al reflect on a year of which brought new challenges, but also real achievement through working with others.
“Co-pro-what-now?” Learning to explain co-production
Co-Production Week Scotland 2021 is here and, to mark the occasion, Sam from the Scottish Co-production Network shares his experience getting to grips with the language of co-production – and how a new animation might help.
Sport and co-production: Just do it!
Based on her experience working with Disability Rights UK, Lydia explains why co-production is the key to helping people get active in their local area in a way that is right for them.
Co-producing reading research with young people
A reflection on co-produced research with young people by PhD student Charlotte Webber as she begins a project seeking to tackle the drop-off in young people’s reading motivation.
Settling into November: monthly team update
Find out what our team is up to this month, including events to get involved in and projects we're working on in November.
Co-producing our birthday!
Our 1st birthday wouldn't have been possible without a fantastic planning team: Sylvia, Judy, and Al! In this co-authored blog, you can catch-up on the big day and their reflections on putting it all together.
Co-production at the heart: the Parents 1st Community Peer Support Model
Parents 1st is a UK charity using collective experience to enable parents to recognise and build on self-identified strengths. In this blog, Celia and Nicole share learning, resources, and guides for setting up your own peer support programme.