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Join us for a learning experience that explores the dynamics of collaboration, drawing on research-backed Cobeo Tools and facilitated by Dr. Maya Haviland, inventor of Cobeo and Research Lead in the Scaffolding Cultural Co-Creativity Project, and Sejul Malde, Collaborative Research Initiatives Manager, both at the Australian National University (ANU).

This workshop is delivered by Cobeo, an impact enterprise of the Australian National University, in partnership with QAGMOA and AMaGA Queensland. Subsidised places are supported by the Collaborative Cultures Program of the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences and AMaGA Queensland.

Why Collaboration Matters

Effective collaboration is essential for addressing complex social, economic, and environmental challenges. However, collaboration can consume valuable resources and sometimes reinforce existing problems, particularly for vulnerable communities.

These workshops focus on the human and relational aspects of collaboration. The Cobeo approach facilitates inclusive co-creation processes and provides frameworks for navigating difficult dynamics.

Participants develop foundational skills and knowledge to:

• Work more effectively across differences

• Address challenges that require diverse perspectives and collective action

Who Should Attend?

This learning experience welcomes:

• Individuals interested in deepening their understanding of collaborative dynamics

• People currently engaged in collaborative work or looking to incorporate more collaboration into their work or practice

This workshop brings together a mixed cohort of learners, creating a rich environment that bridges academic and practical perspectives.

Workshop Structure:

4.5-hour* face-to-face session featuring:

• Guided activities using Cobeo Tools

• Introduction to common collaboration challenges and dynamics

• Reflection on your collaborative experiences

• Pre-workshop materials and post-workshop support

*This includes time for lunch, which is not provided.

Please arrive 15 minutes prior to allow time for registration and settling in.

What you'll gain

• Practical frameworks for navigating collaborative processes

• Enhanced self-awareness as a collaborative practitioner

• Critical thinking skills for complex collaborative contexts

• Application strategies for your specific environment

About this Opportunity:

The usual cost of this workshop is $750 per attendee, but the ANU Collaborative Cultures Program of the ANU, College of Arts and Social Sciences is offering this event at a reduced price of $100 to ensure accessibility. Cheaper tickets are available for a limited number of students and unwaged practitioners and we reserve a number of fully subsidised (free) tickets for First Nations Participants. AMaGA Queensland is offering further discounts for local museums and galleries, who are members of their local AMaGA branch. Please get it in touch directly with AMaGA Queensland if interested.

All prices are inclusive of GST and booking fees.

Bursaries & Payment Options

• Limited bursaries are available for participants from very small organisations unable to afford the ticket price. Please email the organisers if this applies to you.

• If your organisation needs to pay by invoice, please contact the organisers directly.

Privacy Notice

In signing up for this workshop, you may be approached for further feedback on your experience. This feedback will be used to inform the development/improvements to the Cobeo tools and/or the design of the workshops, as well as to advise you of events. The information will be used by authorised staff, and no personal information will be passed on to third parties.

The ANU is committed to protecting personal information provided by you in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), and the information will be protected against unauthorised access and use. Please refer to the ANU Privacy Policy or contact the ANU Privacy Officer at privacy@anu.edu.au for further information about how the University deals with personal information. You may access or request correction of any personal information you have provided to CASS, please contact Dr Maya Haviland.