– You are committed to the approach and are exploring how to apply it in your work and/or your community.
– Connect, share and learn with other members (citizens and professionals) across sectors and across Wales, both online and in person.
– Receive monthly email co-production updates and event notices.
– Attend member-led regional Co-production Get Togethers.
– Join in to Ask Me Anything sessions with other co-production practitioners.
– Take part in the Copro Convos (learning and practice webinars) on co-production and involvement themes, learn new tools including monitoring and evaluation techniques.
– Get early notice of the Annual Wales Co-production Conference.
– Showcase your practice and celebrate your projects, share your stories and solve challenges with other members.
– Use and contribute to resources, case studies and a growing evidence base.
– Gain access to network members with specialist focus (training, research, by sector, by topic, and more).
– Contribute to the collective voice of the co-production community to influence policy and decision-making.
– Be part of the movement for a fairer and more sustainable Wales where everyone has a voice.