A webinar series covering diverse topics that span Victorian local government professions, skillsets, and interests, including a back catalogue of content for LGPro members.
The WebinarHQ Series is free for LGPro individual members.
Access to individual webinars is available to non-members for $30 incl. GST.
Members can access the back catalogue by logging into the LGPro portal.
Shift the Dial of Psychosocial Risk. In this webinar, Charlotte will introduce Project RECONNECT, a neurobiological approach to building quality connections and fostering psychologically safe environments.
What you will learn:
Self-Awareness: Develop self-awareness to contribute to a culture of quality connections.
Evidence-Based Strategies: Gain knowledge and strategies to create and maintain quality connections that support wellbeing and engagement at work.
Tiny Connection Behaviours: Learn to implement tiny behaviours that foster a psychologically safe environment and high-performing teams.
What you will explore:
Current Landscape: Understand the effects of hybrid work on the employee experience.
Appreciating Quality Workplace Connections: Learn the importance of quality connections in the workplace.
ART of Connection Framework:
Awareness: Avoid burnout by understanding how personal wellbeing impacts connections.
Response: Learn how to respond to build quality connections.
Tiny Behaviours: Discover how small actions can create collaboration and connection.
Are you a local government professional looking to partner with Indigenous communities—but not quite sure where to begin, what to consider, or how to approach it in a genuine way? Yes? This session is for you.
Join us for a practical webinar exploring how to build respectful, effective partnerships with Indigenous communities in the context of regional urban development.
This session draws on real-world insights from a 30-year regional urban development strategy co-created with six iwi (Māori tribes), 11 councils, five government agencies, and the wider public.
What you’ll gain:
Real examples of how Indigenous values and aspirations shaped a major urban strategy
Insights into cultural concepts like self-determination, long-term thinking, and connection to Country
Practical guidance on building trust and being a genuine partner—especially as a non-Indigenous person
Strategic approaches to advocacy and collaboration that make a difference
