Evaluating Your Community Engagement Efforts: 4 Parameters for Success

This webinar has been cancelled - please visit this link to register for the replacement session on July 26.

Community engagement is critical for building stronger, healthier, and more vibrant communities. However, simply involving community members in planning and decision-making processes is not enough. It's essential to evaluate the effectiveness of community engagement efforts to ensure that they are achieving the desired outcomes.

In this session, we will discuss the four parameters for evaluating community engagement efforts outlined in the guide, "Participation Is Not Enough: 4 Parameters for Evaluating Your Community Engagement Efforts" by ZenCity. Participants will learn how to assess their community engagement initiatives and identify areas for improvement.

Learning Objectives:

1. Understand the four parameters for evaluating community engagement efforts and how they apply to your organization or community.
2. Learn how to collect data and measure the effectiveness of community engagement initiatives using the four parameters.
3. Discover strategies for improving community engagement efforts based on the evaluation results and best practices.

Join us for an engaging and informative session to enhance your community engagement efforts and make a positive impact in your community.

Speakers:

• Noam Rabinovich, Head of Content Strategy, ZenCity
• Lee Feldman, ICMA-CM, Senior Advisor for Local Government Strategy, ZenCity; retired city manager and former ICMA Executive Board President

This webinar is complimentary for attendees thanks to the sponsorship of ICMA Strategic Partner Zencity who will have access to registration information.