Fairville’s Dialogues in Coproduction is a curated on-line public seminars programme dedicated to the co-production of just cities. Open to residents, activists, academics, professionals, alongside other actors from civil society organisations and local governments, the Dialogues in Coproduction aim to nurture co-learning, exchange  and networking amongst an international community of practice interested in exploring and learning from real-life experiments addressing the growing social, spatial, environmental and political inequalities in our cities.

The Dialogues bring together Fairville partners and a wider community of practice to examine how meaningful coproduction can be initiated, strengthened and embedded in European urban governance, and are designed to anchor the development of policy propositions for local and regional authorities. 

Launched in April 2025, the first phase of the programme has progressed from actor-focused discussions to sector-based in-person and on-line sessions on housing, the environment and urban risk. From January to April 2026, the programme will shift to a four-part Enabler Series exploring the foundational conditions, resources, regulatory frameworks and safeguarding measures needed to advance and scale community-led co-production. 

The series will conclude in June 2026 with a collective workshop shaping evidence-based propositions for more robust, routine co-production across European cities.