1. Trust Co-creation of knowledge Concerted action GenderEthnicity Age Sexual orientation Disability Religion Institutions Discourses

2. Forms of knowledge Expert knowledge Everyday (common) knowledge Indigenous knowledge.

3. Working with power Hierarchical (power over others) Power with others (cooperative) Giving power to others (autonomous)

4. The four faces of power Direct power E g legislative power of governments Indirect power E g control over information/media or control over resources Symbolic power Power to – interpret and make meaning – “who’s story counts?” The power of the system System set up to benefit certain stakeholders – perhaps based on tradition, culture etc