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The purpose of the ‘Champions’ workshop was to enable people to ‘think outside the box’ - to
listen to each other’s perspectives and learn from international experiences of participation
– and to kickstart dialogue that would inform and inspire future strategies for empowerment
across the region.
Participants spent 2 days listening to each others’ perspectives, analysing their different
experiences and developing a range of new ideas about what might be done locally, regionally
What the national indicator scores tell us about the Third Sector and empowerment in Yorkshire and the Humber.
The Yorkshire and Humber Regional Forum has collated and compared various data sets relating to citizen involvement and the third sector, to examine whether there are any significant connections between empowerment and the shape, ‘health’ and size of the sector.
One of three studies in a series illustrating the contribution that community development can make to community empowerment.
A short report on work carried out in Wakefield to:
a) increase and develop the skills and confidence of community activists in three priority areas and
b) develop creative engagement models for residents not already engaged in the priority areas.
Briefings and questionnaires for community activists and local councillors used in an intelligence gathering exercise in Wakefield. Process aimed to inform and shape the development of neighbourhood profiles to support the development of Area Based Delivery and Priority Neighbourhood arrangements.
Four sub-regional workshops were held earlier this year exploring the results of the Comprehensive Area Assessments (CAA) on empowerment and engagement focusing on the involvement of the voluntary and community sectors. A brief summary of the key points that were raised is now available
This framework is based on the work of the Network of Empowering Authorities (NEA) initially at an event in October 2008.
The Framework provides a benchmark for an ideal authority, something to aspire to. It consists of 5 inter-linked pillars, and 5 high-level success factors, that between them describe a high performing empowering authority
You can find out more about Community Empowerment on the IDeA website
Stories and information about the Expert Elders network in Sheffield who are concerned with the empowerment of older people to ensure they have a strong voice in how services are shaped to meet their needs.
People Power
01/10/2010 - 10:00 - 15:30
How Yorkshire and the Humber Works
14/10/2010 - 13:00 - 16:00
Big Society Unplugged
11/11/2010 - 09:00 - 16:00
