Between Spaces develops and hosts initiatives that explore social questions through research, dialogue, and storytelling. These initiatives create structured environments where lived experience can be articulated, examined, and translated into forms that contribute to public understanding and institutional learning. They function as spaces for inquiry, participation, and knowledge generation, complementing our advisory, research, and facilitation work.

While each initiative focuses on a specific area, all are grounded in a shared approach that integrates lived experience, structured reflection, and public engagement. Across all initiatives, Between Spaces applies a consistent approach. Our initiatives:

• create structured environments for reflection and dialogue
• centre lived experience as a source of knowledge
• connect individual experience to broader social questions
• translate insight into formats accessible to public and institutional audiences
• generate knowledge that informs advisory, research, and facilitation work

This approach ensures that initiatives are not standalone projects, but part of a broader system of inquiry, learning, and engagement.