We're developing innovative democratic processes and convening complex conversations to make public engagement and decision making more inclusive, informed and constructive.
Our Koi Tū deputy director Anne Bardsley and associate director Kristiann Allen attended the Gisborne District Council recently to share how deliberative democracy can be...
Koi Tū will launch the Koi Tū Forum in April – a place for constructive dialogue about complex issues, one which will foster citizen engagement in decision-making for Aotearoa New Zealand’s future.
As we start a new government term, new questions are reopened and existing questions are being reframed. These questions need society-wide input and discussion, and we need to carefully consider how to conduct these conversations...
Access to experts, data and research and being able to discuss the information with a diverse group of Aucklanders were the highlights for participants at a two-day citizens’ transport forum.
One year on from the Watercare and Koi Tū citizens' assembly, Watercare provides an update on the actions they taken as a result of the citizens' recommendations.