Our services
Our services are built around the specific context and needs of each client, but we use a consistent set of tactics to help us throughout our work to transform relationships, power, and work. We draw on a diverse set of methods to:
- Create the conditions for different kinds of conversations to take place
- Translate between languages spoken in different disciplines and domains
- Recognise and articulate the complexity of systems
- Build and nurture caring and committed relationships
- Work in the open and build capacity within teams
- Provide external critique that is constructive, specific, and generative
- Support the development of reflective and reflexive practice
- Speculate about potential futures
- Develop analyses of systems of oppression and what can be effective to alter them
Get in touch if you want to talk about how we can help you. Below, you can read about some of our more standard offerings.
Research and engagement
Our research allows you to step back and see your programme, service, strategy or policy from different points of view. We are multi-disciplinary researchers and engagement practitioners who use mixed methods. Our practice is based in principles of equity and participation.
Critical friendship and support
We help individuals and teams apply equity-centred principles, frameworks and theories to plan actions that help them shift and navigate systems.
We offer critical friendship, learning partnership and support to professionals who want to do more inclusive, equitable and co-productive work. These services are suitable for individuals and teams working in a broad range of research, engagement, design and technology roles.
Workshop design and facilitation
We make space for the conversations that need to happen. We help people have meetings, workshops and gatherings that are purposeful, generative, and offer everyone the opportunity to participate.
Our workshops are designed to support the different ways people think, process information, and work with others. Our facilitation styles are inspired by tabletop games, emergent strategy, anti-oppressive facilitation and collective decision making methods.
