This free and fast course provides a very quick introduction to placemaking in local governments in just 15 minutes! Creating great places and connected, resilient communities is the responsibility of and opportunity for everyone in the whole community to contribute - from tiny actions through to something bigger. Local governments can't and shouldn't be expected to do it all. This crash course introduces: - What placemaking is and why it is so important for local governments - Some examples to show you what it can look like in local government - 4 secrets for making it happen Ready? It will only take about 15 minutes, so let's get started!

This concise course is packed full of information and tips for professionals working on place-based projects.

This course will help you to plan for and deliver a successful place-based project and be aware of some of the common mistakes made.

Community consultation and community engagement are very different. This course explains how professionals working in governments, agencies, charities, non-profits, consultancies, developers and businesses can better work with and enable action by local communities. Save time and reduce risks by learning what to do and not do.

This self-paced online course will provide you with information, tools and tips for successful place-based approaches in a local government context. It is inspiring and practical training that you can fit around your busy schedule.

How governments can reimagine policy development and service delivery for the 21st century using place-based thinking.

This short course is tailored for elected leaders in local governments

This course is suitable for anyone interested in the WHAT, WHY, WHO, WHERE and HOW of great places. Everyone can play a role and make important contributions, from professionals, to business operators, developers, landowners, residents and visitors.

Tips, ideas and activities to start and grow a positive community group or Town Team

Streets Alive is a funding program in Western Australia (WA) that aims to improve the safety of local roads through community-based action, to make them more active, vibrant and people-friendly. The purpose of this short course is to provide more information to enable you to: 1. Understand why safer speeds and better places are better for everyone 2. Prepare a Streets Alive funding application 3. Be part of the change to help to make our streets safer and more community and business-friendly The course is written for a general audience, rather than experienced transport professionals.