Engagement methods and tools

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University of Queensland Boilerhouse, Community Engagement Centre
The Boilerhouse facilitates just and sustainable community outcomes by engaging with diverse stakeholders from the private, public, and community sectors and developing informed and collaborative responses to both existing and emerging community issues.

The Office for Community Partnerships
The Office for Community Partnerships aims to bring community engagement into the core business of Griffith University. It also has a strong focus on excellence in Indigenous Community Engagement.

Community Door
Community Door is a 'one-stop shop' for information, tools and resources to support community-based organisations in Queensland.

Last updated 1 September 2009