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Human Rights, Inclusion and Engagement Commission Minutes <br /> August 15, 2018 —Draft Minutes <br /> Page 9 of 13 <br /> 359 13. (Old Item 8) What is the demographic profile of the groups your typically <br /> 360 engage? (i.e. age, race, gender, education, etc) <br /> 361 14. (Old Item 9) What is the demographic profile of the groups you wish to <br /> 362 engage? (i.e. age, race, gender, education, etc) <br /> 363 15. (Old Item 10) How are you currently, or have you in the past, successfully <br /> 364 engaged in the community: <br /> 365 a. Describe the initiative(s). <br /> 366 b. What audience did you intend to engage and who actually participated? <br /> 367 c. What were the goals or preferred outcomes of the engagement effort? <br /> 368 d. Did you meet your goals or preferred outcomes? Why or Why not. <br /> 369 e. If you did not meet your goal/preferred outcome where did the initiative <br /> 370 miss the mark? <br /> 371 f. How do you define successful engagement? <br /> 372 16. (Old Item 11) Are there specific areas where you would like guidance to <br /> 373 improve future outreach and engagement efforts? <br /> 374 17. (Old Item 12) Are there community engagement best practices or resources <br /> 375 that you would like to make sure the HRIEC is aware of? <br /> 376 18. (Old Item 13) Are there new initiatives that you think should be considered by <br /> 377 the City? <br /> 378 19. (Old Item 14) The HRIEC plans to develop a strategy for building <br /> 379 relationships with community members from a variety of backgrounds. Are <br /> 380 there community leaders or active members we should include in our contact <br /> 381 list? Please provide their names and contact information. <br /> 382 <br /> 383 Commissioner Djevi asked what the difference was between questions 12 (Old 7) and <br /> 384 15 (Old 10). He thought question 15 (7)was more detailed but in terms of substance <br /> 385 of the question, they appear the same or similar. <br /> 386 <br /> 387 Chair Beltmann stated question 12 (7) is looking for the specific strategy that is used. <br /> 388 Question 15 (10) is digging into specific initiatives, specific work they have done. <br /> 389 <br /> 390 Ms. Olson stated on question 15 (10)they are asking about the successful engagement <br /> 391 whereas question 12 (7) is asking about all the methods used. <br /> 392 <br /> 393 Commissioner Holub thought items d and e in question 15 (10) are repetitive and <br /> 394 could probably go. She thought the overall question could be changed to "describe a <br /> 395 significant engagement event undertaken by the department". <br /> 396 <br /> 397 Commissioner Djevi thought if they just want to focus on engagement strategy that <br /> 398 has been successful then d and e seem to have their place. <br /> 399 <br /> 400 Ms. Olson thought it was important to find out what has been successful and then find <br /> 401 out why something was not successful but was not sure it belonged in the same <br /> 402 grouping. She thought both items would give different answers and insights into <br /> 403 what works and what does not. <br />
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