On the front line is the Hub’s Knowledge Broker network, actively learning co-design principles and processes, then working in community to identify and support projects and activities that will create more resilient agricultural systems, landscapes and communities.

As a part of the co-design process, a series of articles is being compiled to share information, resources, answer questions and offer tips and tools to support co-design work across the Southern NSW Innovation Hub and beyond.

These regular articles are designed to challenge, teach, and motivate Knowledge Brokers to explore and use co-design in their work (and it will have relevance beyond the work environment too.) All updates are written by the team of Jo Eady, a human centred facilitator, strategic designer with a keen interest in social change based in Victoria and Dale Stringer, innovation specialist and chief knowledge broker with Southern NSW Innovation Hub.

Because the concepts of co-design have relevance beyond the Hub and the Knowledge Broker network, we’re making the articles available to all.