A series of exploration about co-production in public services.

In this episode we hear from Noreen Blanluet and Ruth Dineen, Co-founders of the Co-production Network for Wales, who explore how you start your co-production journey. They share examples and case studies to demonstrate how starting co-production can feel and what it might look like.

This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.

The producer is Emmi Manteau.

Recorded: November 2020

Duration: 27'00"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services.

In this episode we hear from Noreen Blanluet, Co-founder of the Co-Production Network for Wales, sharing with listeners the top 5 questions that we are often asked at the Co-production Network, and offering some thoughts and responses to these frequently asked questions about overcoming potential barriers and challenges.

00'51" - How much does it cost to do co-production?

03'45" - What do you do when you don't have time to do co-production well?

06'58" - What if you want to do co-production yourself, but you're struggling to get the buy-in to support co-production from higher up in your organisation?

11'09" - Why isn't there more co-production happening? Why is it the exception not the rule, an why don't we see it everywhere we look?

18'59" - Why does doing co-production sometimes feel like such hard work?

This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.

The producer is Emmi Manteau.

Recorded: November 2020

Duration: 23'41"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services.

In this episode we hear from Noreen Blanluet, Co-founder of the Co-production Network for Wales, who explores the key performance indicators of what good co-production looks like, and how we determine what to measure when thinking about the success, effectiveness and impact of co-production.

This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.

The producer is Emmi Manteau.

Recorded: November 2020

Duration: 15'38"

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A series of exploration about co-production in public services.

In this episode we hear Noreen Blanluet, Co-founder of the Co-production Network for Wales, talking about how online facilitation and working online can provide a different way to reach people, and how diversifying our reach and including more people in the conversation can be beneficial for the co-production process. Noreen also looks at the barriers, challenges and restrictions online facilitation and working online can bring.

This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.

The producer is Emmi Manteau.

Recorded: November 2020

Duration: 31'57"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services.

In this episode we hear from Rachel Wolfendale, trainer and facilitator at the Co-production Network for Wales, who reflects on the Co-production Network for Wales' journey of creating a strong and supportive co-production community in which individual members can thrive. Rachel talks about the power of facilitating ongoing conversations and building relationships and networks to enhance the co-production process, helping more people understand the importance and necessity of the work, as well as sharing good practice and learning.

This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.

The producer is Emmi Manteau.

Recorded: November 2020

Duration: 29'21"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services.

In this episode we hear from Ceri Meloy, Head of Business at Tai Pawb. Ceri draws on experiences and projects from Tai Pawb's portfolio of work to explore how co-production is and can be used across the housing sector, with a particular focus on the power of championing equality, diversity and inclusion within their work.

This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.

The producer is Emmi Manteau.

Recorded: November 2020

Duration: 29'20"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services.

In this episode we hear from Suze Dempsey Sawin, producer and project manager in the field of socially engaged arts, and Jo Marsh, Creative Director at Ty Pawb in Wrexham, who discuss how co-production can be used to develop genuine and authentic participation with audiences, and reflect on the differences and similarities between co-production and the socially engaged practice commonly used across the arts sector.

This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.

The producer is Emmi Manteau.

Recorded: November 2020

Duration: 37'47"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services.

In this episode we hear from Claire Taylor, Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Education at Wrexham Glyndwr University, and Nina Ruddle, Head of Public Policy Engagement at Wrexham Glyndwr University, who explore what co-production means in education, and the concept of doing with instead of doing to in educational settings. They also consider the importance of listening and curiosity to strengthen relationships between educational institutions and communities to drive forward change.

This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.

The producer is Emmi Manteau.

Recorded: November 2020

Duration: 29'52"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services.

In this episode we hear from Dave Horton, Co-director and Development Manager at ACE: Action in Caerau & Ely, and Kate Hamilton, Programme Director at Renew Wales, who discuss how co-production can help to promote the value of communities as well as the richness community groups can bring to the co-production process, through sharing their experiences and telling stories to help drive forward positive change.

This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.

The producer is Emmi Manteau.

Recorded: November 2020

Duration: 38'23"

A series of exploration about co-production in public services.

In this episode we hear from Jenny O'Hara Jakeway, chief executive of Credu Connecting Carers, and Daniel Madge, Senior Organisational Development Manager for Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, who share with us their experiences of co-production within the health and social care sector in Wales.

This series is hosted by Mike Corcoran for the Co-production Network for Wales.

The producer is Emmi Manteau.

Recorded: November 2020

Duration: 37'26"