PUBLIC DIALOGUE EXAMPLES

Close-Up Research is an ethnographic research and insight-led storytelling practice. We specialise in lived experience – spending time with people in their everyday environments to make sense of how they think, feel and behave. Our insights and films help organisations design, evaluate and communicate better policies, products and services.

Alongside core ethnography, we also offer: diary studies, vox pops, public dialogue filming, podcasts, photography, animation, co-design workshops and training.

Below are some examples of documenting and interviewing participants at public dialogue events.

WHAT WENT ON AT A CITIZENS’ ASSEMBLY AIMED AT TACKLING HATE CRIME? / WALTHAM FOREST COUNCIL

WHAT DO PEOPLE THINK ABOUT DRIVERLESS CARS? / DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT

WHAT WENT ON AT A COLLABORATIVE LEARNING EVENT? / NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH & CARE RESEARCH

HOW CAN CITIZENS’ ASSEMBLIES HELP RESIDENTS TACKLE LOCAL ISSUES? / THE RSA