The toolkit of co-design helps a group move from "what's possible" to "what we're doing next." We bring the process and the facilitation; you bring the decisions, the relationships and the know-how of your field.
Ways to work together
- Sprints A focused week to make rapid progress on a challenge, build testable solutions, and test them with your community. One week, plus planning and a follow-up · From $9,000
- Projects Map the system, engage your community, and come back with a full understanding of the current reality. Usually 2 to 4 months · From $12,000
- Partnerships A backstage partner over a season: we help you steer the process and grow your own capacity along the way. 6 to 12 months · From $20,000
When it helps
- You're launching something new: a program, a service, or a whole organization.
- An existing offering needs a redesign, and the people who use it should shape it.
- A strategy needs real ownership from the people who will carry it out.
- Your team wants to build its own co-design skills while doing real work.
Probably not a fit if
- You won't be able to involve the people the work is for.
- Nobody at the table is equipped to make decisions.
- The answer is already decided, and you're delaying action.

What Foundry Said
“Our team at Foundry BC had a very positive experience working with Co.school. Kevan is a tremendously skilled facilitator, communicator and collaborator who was able to bring to life our vision and values, all while centering co-creation and community engagement. We could not have done it without him and his team. Looking forward to future opportunities to work together!”- Nancy Zhao, Knowledge Exchange and Mobilization Specialist, Foundry BC
How it starts
- A free intake call Let's book twenty minutes to hear what you're facing, and whether we're a fit.
- A proposal We'll get back to you with a plan, including suggested approach, timeline and pricing. Shop around, share with the team, think about it!
- Make and test Workshops, prototypes and tests with your community, with a clear plan for what's next.

