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Webinar: learning to listen again

Governments need to listen to all voices, particularly those from underrepresented groups, to develop policies that work for everyone. Listening to and learning with those who are seldom heard is critical if governments are to develop policies and responses that work for all of society; not just the dominant voices. It is also critical to building trust and collaboration in the fight against COVID-19. But what does good listening look like? How does listening lead to action?

This webinar explored the role and importance of listening to people experiencing complex challenges, and offer some insights around how to do it in a way which builds trust and lasting relationships.

Speakers:

  • Dr Suze Wilson (Senior Lecturer, School of Management, Massey University)
  • Ruth Ball (Senior Associate, CPI)
  • Jerome Harvey-Agyei (Senior Children & Youth Participation Officer, Greater London Authority)
  • Facilitated by:

    Simon Kent (Deputy CEO, Thought Leadership, ANZSOG)

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in practice

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