Learning Hub
TACSI Learning Hub is a learning platform with an expanding catalogue of resources, courses and networks.
Our goal is to broaden the uptake and impact of social innovation mindsets and skillsets.
We’ve created the TACSI Learning Hub as part of our commitment to building Australia’s social innovation workforce.
Why learn through our Learning Hub?
Bring together your knowledge with TACSI’s internationally recognised experience working in policy, strategy, commissioning, services, and practice across Australia.
First Nations and lived expertise knowledge is woven into every learning experience through co-facilitation, case studies, practitioners, thinkers, and writers.
We know that no one is working in perfect conditions for social innovation, so we help you find actionable strategies that will work now, while setting things up for the long-term.
Connect with and learn from peers facing similar challenges and talk with TACSI practitioners, facilitators, and Lived expertise associates about their hands-on experiences.
We help you navigate any personal growth and internal shifts you face as you learn brave new ways of working.
Featured learning
Co-design with Aboriginal Communities
Join Jade Brook and Chris Vanstone to explore practical approaches of engaging in co-design with Aboriginal Communities and Peoples.
Innovation, Imagination and Scale
Learn how to structure an innovation process to create and spread new responses. The course is relevant to practitioners, leaders and funders who are keen to understand how to steward an innovation from idea to outcome and scale.
Reconciliation and Allyship at Work
Want to develop creative and practical strategies for allyship in your life, work and organisation? The training is relevant for teams and individuals developing and activating later stage Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs).
Foundations for Co-Design
Are you working in government, the not-for-profit sector or in philanthropy and interested in strengthening your approach to co-design and co-production? This short course will give you a conceptual, practical, and pragmatic grounding in how to do effective co-design in your organisation.
Participation, Power and Allyship
Understand how to bring together diverse expertise for innovation and systemic change. The course is relevant to practitioners, leaders and funders who want to strengthen their understanding and practice of participation including First Nations' perspectives.
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