The series of four memos, crafted in the aftermath of a digital workshop series regarding Social Resilience, cater to different audiences, including administration and city representatives, artists, and individuals keen on fostering social resilience. These carefully curated memos encapsulate the key insights derived from the workshops, offering valuable guidance. For administration and city representatives, the memos provide actionable steps and policy considerations to enhance community resilience. Artists will find inspiration and collaborative approaches that intertwine creativity with social resilience initiatives, while individuals interested in social resilience gain practical insights and community-centric solutions. These memos serve as a comprehensive resource, bridging diverse perspectives and empowering stakeholders to contribute effectively to the cultivation of social resilience within their respective spheres.
This memo summarizes the main content of the input from sociologist and urban activist Joanna Erbel. It presents the idea of Protopia – a way of building resilience via cooperation, the democratization of processes and a focus on local resources.
This memo summarizes the main content of the input from urban researcher and place maker Magdalena Kubecka. It places the focus on diversity in an urban context and the concept of placemaking, a participatory way of reinventing public spaces.
This memo summarizes the content of the input from urban activist and producer Jaakko Bloomberg. It mainly consists of 10 key points on the question of how to get citizens involved in culture related work that contributes to social cohesion. You can also find Jaakko‘s broad understanding of culture and some examples of his work…
This memo summarizes the main content of the input from Marie Feddersen (Varde Municipality) and Lelde Abele (Vidzeme Planning Region), both project partners of the BSR Cultural Pearls Project. Marie’s contribution concentrates on the value of voluntary work for both communities and individuals. She illustrates this with two examples: the „Sommerlandslauget“ project and the DOX…
PROJECT LEAD PARTNER:
Council of the Baltic Sea States Secretariat Felix Schartner Giertta, Project Coordinator+ 46 73 026 73 12
felix.schartner.giertta@cbss.org
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