Added Knowledge Production module

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   %p All members of the cohort must do a pairwork session with every other member each month, lasting at least one hour. These must be in person, with exactly two people, no more or less. This time should be used to work together on a module of your choosing, core or advanced. Notes should be kept on what was achieved at each session.
   %a.section-link{:href => "https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BNZaR7dAnMY-UDV7mPmdm_agXp4zQVBEtmb5RPUMa-c"} Pairwork Guide
 
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+  %summary
+    %h2 Library
+  %p Newspeak House's official library is The Civic Tech Field Guide, the world’s largest collection of political technology projects. It's an open knowledge-base of over 10,000 projects using tech, data, and design for the public interest.
+  %a.section-link{:href => "https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CTHv0pZAkddX_OFSFFtWzhwdx7sHTgRExNcicfs7-Kc"} Library Guide
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     %h2 Core Modules
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   %p This Impact Engineering module equips participants with the tools and methodologies to make a meaningful difference. The module combines technical mentoring on using data, AI, and coding as tools for civic impact, with taught content on ways of working to maximise your success.
   %a.section-link{:href => "https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wVhy5wLcfmjZftpM2fawZRB-E2-JPo7EUpvR7cPPXJQ"} Module Guide
 
+  %h3 Knowledge Production
+  %div.profile-subtitle Matt Stempeck
+  %p Knowledge creation is not an isolated or passive endeavour, but a collaborative process shaped by the interactions between individuals, communities, institutions, and their environments. Our approach recognizes that traditional, hierarchical models of knowledge production, where experts or institutions dictate knowledge flows, are insufficient to address the speed and complexity of contemporary challenges (or even reflect current realities).
+  %p Instead, knowledge (co-)production emphasises collaboration across different sectors and perspectives, including "the people formerly known as the audience" (Jay Rosen), marginalised groups, and other non-academic actors to generate more inclusive, relevant, and socially robust understandings of the world. Consider frameworks like Participatory Action Research (PAR), which emphasises the active involvement of communities and stakeholders in research processes, and transdisciplinarity, where knowledge is produced across disciplinary and non-academic boundaries.
+  %a.section-link{:href => "https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zTeqgyB-WSmCJRDkg3vLFjbO8M1bJt9_vMjmeBNfpbk"} Module Guide
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-    %h2 Welfare & Feedback
-  %h3 Welfare
+    %h2 Welfare
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   %p Mark is Newspeak House's non-denominational Chaplain, here to support the welfare of students and faculty alike, as well as other members of the community.
   %p Conversations with the chaplain are confidential, providing you with a safe space to discuss personal matters, problems with Newspeak House or with other community members, work matters, or your own spiritual journey and sense of what is truly important. You may be coming with a particular problem or question, or you may just want a friendly chat. Feel free to get in touch to arrange a non-judgemental, confidential call.
-  %h3 Feedback
-  %p Even in communities where everyone has the best of intentions, things can sometimes go wrong. As a young institution our culture & processes are changing all the time, and your feedback is incredibly valuable.
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+%details
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+    %h2 Feedback  
+  %p Even in communities where everyone has the best of intentions, things can sometimes go wrong. As a young institution our culture & processes are changing all the time, and your feedback is taken very seriously.
   %p If you have ideas for how things could be better, or if you have witnessed something that you think is not right, please let us know. You can talk to the dean or any faculty member that you trust, or make a formal report through our feedback system:
   %a.section-link{:href => "https://newspeak.house/feedback"} Feedback Form