DESCRIPTION
This workshop was recorded on 10-28-25
During this online workshop, we heard from members of the NISE Network’s Co-Creating with Communities project, who provided a brief overview of the principles and processes of co-creation, and then shared about the transformative work being done in their local communities. Presenters spoke of their unique experiences and lessons learned around issues of trust, power-sharing, organizational and individual impacts, and much more.
Presenters:
- Paul Martin, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Jennifer Gastelum, Creative Community, Mesa, AZ
- Augie Gastelum, Patchwork Community Inclusion, Mesa, AZ
- Felipe Peña, Children’s Museum of Brownsville, Brownsville, TX
- Tiffany Espinosa, Children’s Museum of Houston, Houston, TX
- Paul Landa, Community Family Centers, Houston, TX
DESCRIPTION
This workshop was recorded on 10-28-25
During this online workshop, we heard from members of the NISE Network’s Co-Creating with Communities project, who provided a brief overview of the principles and processes of co-creation, and then shared about the transformative work being done in their local communities. Presenters spoke of their unique experiences and lessons learned around issues of trust, power-sharing, organizational and individual impacts, and much more.
Presenters:
- Paul Martin, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
- Jennifer Gastelum, Creative Community, Mesa, AZ
- Augie Gastelum, Patchwork Community Inclusion, Mesa, AZ
- Felipe Peña, Children’s Museum of Brownsville, Brownsville, TX
- Tiffany Espinosa, Children’s Museum of Houston, Houston, TX
- Paul Landa, Community Family Centers, Houston, TX
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