Co-Creation – Issue March 2025

Co-Creation Team - What's New Useful Resources ESG Trivia Which social agenda that you are interested in? In the last issue of the newsletter, we collected votes on the social agenda topics that interest you. The results show that most participants are focused on mental health, end-of-life Education and AI development. Whether you participated in the voting or not, do not miss the “S+ Summit cum Expo” to be held from 20 – 21 May this year. In addition to the aforementioned topics, it will also address local and regional social issues, such as the silver economy, Image-based sexual violence etc. Registration for the event will officially open in March. Feel free to subscribe to the event website by leaving your email contact and stay updated on the latest news about the event! You are also welcome to click here to view last year's event highlights. Click here to subscribe Co-Creation Team - What's New Building Tung Chung:  Building Together, Co-creating Diverse Services Sponsored by Swire Trust and planned by the HKCSS, the “Building Tung Chung” community project has connected with multiple partner organisations to provide a variety of services and activities for Tung Chung. The InspiringHK Sports Foundation, who ...

Co-Creation – Issue December 2024

Co-Creation Team - What's New Useful Resources ESG Trivia Which social agenda that you are interested in? The "Co-Creation" team organises a variety of events and projects in response to the evolving needs of society. For instance, we explore co-creation in areas such as diversity and inclusion and held event like the Seminar on Cultivating Ethnic Inclusion in Talent Development, as well as workshops to enhance the social innovation capabilities of NGOs and social enterprises. We also run programme that connects the food and beverage industry to promote swallowing-friendly restaurants in the community. Integrating diverse perspectives is a key method to foster innovation and enhance social impact. By incorporating viewpoints from stakeholders with various backgrounds, we can collaboratively create more influential and sustainable solutions to address a wide range of social issues. What topics are you interested in? Feel free to vote and let us know. We will share relevant information with you for future events related to these topics. Vote NOW Co-Creation Team - What's New Support Students with Hearing Impairment Through Sign Language for a More Inclusive Journey  Imagine navigating the world with a hearing impairment. What challenges might you face as you grow up? Beyond academic hurdles, ...

Co-Creation – Issue September 2024

Co-Creation Team - What's New Useful Resources ESG Trivia The focused topics for your community participation In the last issue of the newsletter, we collected votes for the focused topics for community participation. The results show that most participants concentrated on child development, support for women and elderly. HKCSS actively promotes cross-sectoral collaboration among diverse stakeholders to address various social agendas and co-create a more sustainable society. Through a collaboration with Hong Kong Economic Times, we have jointly launched a “Co-Creation Column” in TOPick website and the "Sustainability Times" magazine. These platforms enable us to explore sustainability-related issues from a macro perspective that resonates with the public, highlighting the potential for collaboration across different sectors. We warmly invite you to share your co-creation stories. If they align with the current theme, our co-creation team may reach out to you, providing an precious opportunity to feature your story in the aforementioned publications. Upcoming Capacity Building Sessions    Facing an aging society, how can corporates walk alongside carers? How to support carers has become an important issue that society must collectively explore and address. This event will explore carers' current situations and needs from multiple perspectives. Through the sharing of community resource ...

Co-Creation – Issue May 2024

Co-Creation Team - What's New Useful Resources ESG Trivia The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that interested you In the last issue of the newsletter, we gathered the votes for the interested SDGs. The results show that most of the participants were interested in Goal 3 - Good Health and Well-Being, Goal 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth, Goal 10 - Reduced Inequalities, and Goal 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities. This aligns perfectly with the four main themes of the S+ Summit and Expo. The S+ Summit and Expo was successfully held from 2 May to 3 May. The event was framed by the SDGs and provided a cross-sectoral and cross-professional platform for different stakeholders to discuss and co-create together. By integrating diverse perspectives, the collective strength and wisdom can be consolidated, inspiring innovative thinking and helping to create solutions with social impact in response to different agendas and to build a sustainable and livable Hong Kong together. If you participated in S+, have you already met like-minded partners? “Building Community, Building Tung Chung”: Enters the phase III Supported by Swire Trust and coordinated by HKCSS, “Building Community, Building Tung Chung” Programme was initiated in October 2020, and has ...

Co-Creation – Issue February 2024

共創 Co-Creation - 2024年2月號         Keywords that come to your mind associated with "ESG" In the previous issue, we collected keywords that come to our readers' minds when people associate with "ESG". Some think of co-creation, while others think of investment and business considerations, and the majority associate it with Sustainability. In the previous ESG Trivia, we introduced these two concepts, ESG and Sustainability, and highlighted that while they are frequently used interchangeably, they have distinct differences in their core essence. Nonetheless, these concepts can bring new opportunities for companies. How would you seize these opportunities?       Connect the dots through Art Releasing Emotions and Stress Due to language barriers and cultural differences, elderlies from ethnic minority groups in Hong Kong have had limited access to emotional support services and life-and-death education. ‘The Art of Life Journey’ Expressive Arts Therapy Multi-Ethnics Active Aging Community Scheme by the Hong Kong Expressive Arts Therapy Service Center seeks to fill this gap for both ethnic minority and Chinese elderlies, as well as their caretakers, through the use of expressive arts therapies and life-and-death education. The project will collaborate with other NGOs, to encourage cultural exchange between ethnic minority and Chinese elderlies, creating an ...
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