Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
Published byTamsyn Gordon Modified over 9 years ago
1
01992 453 700 www.b3living.org.uk 01992 453 700 www.b3living.org.uk TPAS Conference Creative Engagement
2
About B3Living
3
Community Engagement Team
4
Involvement Then and Now
5
Involvement Structure
6
Under the surface
8
Take a Bow
9
Take a Bow - Origins Youth Panel established and feedback on youth provision Youth Panel looking for project to help address gaps
10
Take a Bow - Workshops Linked up with NACRO to develop Youth concert concept Linked up with council to use empty shop unit for workshops Started unofficial Facebook and twitter pages directed by Youth Panel
11
Take a Bow - Troubles Lost concert venue at 11 th hour, had to use shop unit for event
12
Take a Bow – Open Mic Night
13
Take a Bow - Aftermath Facebook page alive with young people wanting another event We had not planned for one, but costs were low and sustainable Agreed with Panel to hold during each school term break
15
Take a Bow – On YouTube
16
Take a Bow - Video
17
Take a Bow - Platform Won talent contests, performed at o2, appeared on BGT, set up YouTube channels, released singles Performers are becoming local role models and advocates Promoted campaigns on Homophobic bullying and End Racism
18
Take a Bow - Impact Soon saw unanticipated benefits in confidence, positive community messages and focus on career. Worked with Princes Trust, PCOS’s, TCHC and youth connexions. Youth only make up a small percentage of our population but are 100% of our future. Boosted long term skills, training, business and employment prospects of at least 20 young residents.
19
Recognition
20
Why Take a Bow?
21
Any Questions?
22
Discussion/Activity What does creative engagement look like? What are the barriers? How can they be overcome?
23
Tips ‘Creative’ needs to feel fresh and fun Better when we don’t realise we’re being engaged What some may have done for 5 years and now feel stale may be new and fresh for someone else Not necessarily the method, but the impact Look out for opportunities that present themselves (Olympic development or empty shop unit)
24
Tips Not saying ‘do anything’, you still need to plan and prepare well Does activity fit with your company ethos Have a plan, but don’t be afraid to let project develop organically Can’t always anticipate the outcomes but must have a strong principle
Similar presentations
© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.