Socio-materiality of trust: co-design with a resource limited community organisation

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Table 1. Timeline of main project activities and attendees

Date		Meetings, interviews, workshops and workshop activities	Attendees
Throughout		Interviews with PAR researcher, Flourish staff and volunteers	Manager: Tina Project Worker: Cara Volunteers: Christine, Darren, Paul, Sally, Lisa, Sharon
2016	Oct	Meeting to scope workshop series and agree focus.	Tina, Christine 2 researchers
	Dec	Meeting to finalise details of workshops.	Tina 3 researchers
2017	Jan	Workshop 1: Locating community trust ‘Community Conversational’ game (Johnson et al. 2017): talk on local issues. Quotes from this audio data were selected by researchers to take forward to workshop 2	Tina, Cara, Darren, Paul, Sally, Lisa, Christine 11 community members 3 researchers
	Feb	Meeting to scope 2^nd workshop	Tina 2 researchers
	Mar	Workshop 2: Envisioning 1. Target analysis using quotes from workshop 1 2. Newspaper envisioning using example of art activism 3. Presentation of Newspapers to group and vote on ideas	Tina, Cara, Darren, Paul, Sally, Lisa 4 researchers
	Apr	Meeting to scope 3^rd workshop	Tina 2 researchers
	May	Workshop 3: Building new partnerships 1. Mapping networks of trust organisations and people 2. ‘Persona building’, annotated clothing and role-play to scope future partners 3. Cake-making to discuss qualities of trust	Tina, Cara, Darren, Paul, Sally, Lisa 2 researchers
	Jun	Group reflection questions 1. What do you remember most about taking part in the workshops? 2. Was there anything new that you learnt? 3. Has the research influenced you or your organisation? If so how? 4. How much do you feel you trusted the people or resources involved? If so in what way?	Tina, Cara, Darren, Paul, Sally, Lisa 1 researcher

Figure 1. Workshop 2 mapping quotes and envisioning exercise with newspaper template

Figure 2. Workshop 3 mapping potential partners, costume annotation, role play and cake making

Figure 3. Sally and Tina annotate A4 paper booklets to add to their ideas for a future PTC event during the newspaper envisioning exercise

Figure 4. Making cakes for future PTC partners. The cakes were then displayed and used as prompts to describe valuable qualities or ‘ingredients’ of trust that future partners would need to bring to the partnership

Johnson, I. G., A. MacDonald, J. Manuel, K. Salt, E. Flynn, and J. Vines. 2017. “Community Conversational: Supporting and Capturing Deliberative Talk in Local Consultation Processes”. In Proceedings of the 2017 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI’17), 2320–2333. New York: ACM. doi:10.1145/3025453.3025559.

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