
For decades, top-down, one-size-fits-all approaches have failed to meet the needs of diverse communities across Australia. Disadvantage remains entrenched – not because communities lack solutions, but because they’re rarely asked what they need.
Across Australia, that is changing. Communities are bringing together local leaders, government, service providers, and philanthropists to design and f... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Shared decision-making can transform communities. But a persistent tension keeps bubbling up: the structure of government can make the process harder.
Funding models, accountability requirements, legislative constraints. These structures exists for... more
Anyone can run a good meeting. The harder question is what happens afterwards. How do you keep communities informed, hold yourself to your commitments, and build the kind of trust that survives setbacks?
We explore the ‘crunchy’ but essential work ... more
There’s no one “right” way to implement share decision-making, so in this episode, you’re going to hear three.
A community-level initiative in regional Victoria, a state-level disaster authority in Queensland, and a philanthropic organisation tackl... more
Shared decision making is all about relationships. It brings together diverse groups of people, who can start with power imbalances between them and a complicated history behind them.
For shared decision making to work, you need to build a foundati... more
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Across episodes, the show explores how communities can be central to decision making by bringing together residents, local leaders, government, service providers, and funders to co-design and fund long-term solutions. Conversations span regional and remote Australia, disaster-prone contexts, and philanthropic governance, highlighting practical processes like backbone organizations, participatory design, and sustained community engagement. Notable is the emphasis on power-sharing, trust-building, and non-hierarchical collaboration as essential to effective place-based work. The format tends to mix real-world case studies with personal stories from leaders guiding community-led initiatives, offering both tactical takeaways and a broader ethic... more
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