CIVI 312

Examines dimensions of innovation and learning within local governance contexts needed to confront future challenges. Focus on how organizations take calculated risks and move from risk avoidance to risk acceptance, and how to do so in ways that build from a diversity of voices within local government, from Indigenous knowledge and values, and through public engagement. -- Prerequisite -- (Admission to the Civic Governance and Innovation certificate or permission of the Bachelor of Regional and Community Planning program), (one of CIVI 200, CMNS 125, ENGL 105, GEOG 241, GEOG 260, PHIL 100, or POSC 100), and (one of CIVI 202, CIVI 302, CIVI 311, PLAN 300-level or above, POSC 297, POSC 305, POSC 312, POSC 315, or POSC 325). -- Corequisite -- None. -- Pre or Corequisite -- None.