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Do you want to drive discussion, debate and dialogue in the early stages of your engagement project? Forums are our most open online tool — it allows dissent, exchanges of ideas, and understanding of different perspectives.
When polarizing issues arise, deliberative dialogue and the exchange of viewpoints are essential for progress. Forums encourage those conversations to take place in a safe and interactive environment. Moderated 24/7 to prevent offensive or inappropriate behaviour. Moderation allows you to focus on providing information and fostering conversation away from the disinformation of social media.
Start a discussion topic can by asking a question and adding rich media to introduce your topic of choice.
In this example, we are asking about the replacement of travel modes in the city and the impact of pool closures. We've allowed for unverified participation, meaning anyone can submit their thoughts and others can agree, disagree or weigh using threads and like / dislike buttons.
See how you can create a deliberative dialogue using the EngagementHQ Forums tool.
Do you want to drive discussion, debate and dialogue in the early stages of your engagement project? Forums are our most open online tool — it allows dissent, exchanges of ideas, and understanding of different perspectives.
When polarizing issues arise, deliberative dialogue and the exchange of viewpoints are essential for progress. Forums encourage those conversations to take place in a safe and interactive environment. Moderated 24/7 to prevent offensive or inappropriate behaviour. Moderation allows you to focus on providing information and fostering conversation away from the disinformation of social media.
Start a discussion topic can by asking a question and adding rich media to introduce your topic of choice.
In this example, we are asking about the replacement of travel modes in the city and the impact of pool closures. We've allowed for unverified participation, meaning anyone can submit their thoughts and others can agree, disagree or weigh using threads and like / dislike buttons.
See how you can create a deliberative dialogue using the EngagementHQ Forums tool.
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Forums
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
