Community workshop

Civic action that lasts beyond a moment.

Our work shows up in a few distinct, overlapping ways.

Digital civic tools

Digital Civic Infrastructure

  • We use digital tools to support participation, not replace it.
  • We listen, coordinate, document.
  • We experiment with formats that allow low-barrier entry without trapping people in short-term engagement.
  • Digital spaces are designed to feel human, multilingual, and accessible, not extractive or performative.
Community organising

Place-Based Civic Organising

  • We work in specific towns, neighbourhoods, and wards,not everywhere at once.
  • Starting with place changes the conversation.
  • We support local forums, walks, meetings, and gatherings.
  • The focus is on continuity,relationships deepening over time.
  • This builds ownership and civic action that sustains itself.
Civic learning space

Civic Learning & Capacity Building

  • We create learning spaces that are practical and grounded.
  • Topics range from decision-making structures to navigating public consultations.
  • The goal isn’t expertise, it’s confidence.
  • Participants leave knowing where they stand and what they can do next.
  • Learning is collective, through discussion and shared sense-making.

We work alongside communities, not above them.

  • We collaborate with local groups, researchers, artists, and organisers.
  • We try to stay transparent, responsive, and willing to adapt.
  • Our role is to fill gaps, reduce friction, and make participation more worth the effort.
  • If we’re doing this well, our presence should matter less over time.