Once you have completed the planning course, you are ready to add dozens of practical tools and methodologies to your public participation toolkit—powerful techniques you can put to immediate use in your next project. This module breaks down specific methods, exploring not only what each is, but how and when to use it – the strengths, weaknesses and needed resources. The course combines discussion, presentation, exercises and practice using varying techniques to give you a full understanding of the range of techniques and how to choose, modify and evaluate techniques for the most effective public participation.
Learning Objectives
At the end of this course participants will:
Professional Certification/Credits
Techniques for Effective Public Participation (4 - 4 hour sessions CM I 12 CM)
November 14 - 17, 2022 1 PM – 5 PM ET
Members $500 -- Regular $600 $25 Early registration discount before September 30, 2022 Last day to Register October 28, 2022
Members $500 -- Regular $600
$25 Early registration discount before September 30, 2022
Last day to Register October 28, 2022
PLEASE NOTE: IAP2 USA members must be logged in to receive the member rate. International IAP2 members can contact info@iap2usa.org for a code to register.
— Cancellation and Substitution policy —
**You must first complete the subsequent module, Techniques for Effective Public Participation.**
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Planning for Effective Public Participation (5 - 4 hour sessions CM I 18 CM)
November 7 - 11 2022 Members $750 -- Regular $900
November 7 - 11 2022
Members $750 -- Regular $900
Certificate Program - Both Modules (9- 4 hour Sessions)
Regular $1,500 Members $1,250
Trainer:
Doug Zenn has 30 years of experience in the communications field and has developed and managed community involvement, awareness, and education efforts around numerous issues including visioning, transportation, water resources, community-based planning and more. Doug has led ZennAssociates’ development of the innovative “Three-Dimensional Public Participation” model (3DP2) an approach that expands community access to project information and provides unique avenues for community input including the use of new technologies. Doug also serves on the executive committee for IAP2’s Cascade Chapter (Oregon and Southwest Washington) and is a certified trainer for IAP2’s public involvement foundations courses. Doug Zenn has 30 years of experience in the communications field and has developed and managed community involvement.
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