Enkel Co-creation workshop #3
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The document outlines an agenda for a co-creation workshop discussing the Enkel collective, which explores new possibilities and narratives for Western Australia. It includes updates on the Enkel space search and co-creation projects like crowdfunding and a temporary maker space. Participants will then share stories of how the Enkel collective relates to their personal stories and vision for the future. The workshop aims to discuss strategies for finding a permanent space and changing paradigms.
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- 1. MAKE RS & CHANGEMAK ERS FREMANTCO-CREATION WORKSHOP #3 – JUNE 10, 2014
- 2. Agenda tonight 1. ENKEL UPDATE (ADAM) 2. ENKEL STORIES – KATE + PETER 3. ENKEL PROJECTS - CO-CREATION 1. CROWDFUNDING CAMPAIGN 2. TEMPORARY MAKER SPACE
- 3. What is Enkel? A multi-disciplinary collective of people who work together to explore new possibilities and narratives for Western Australia. Our main focus in 2014 is to create a space, where we can experiment with new ways of working, learning, making, eating & drinking: A space which continuously develops, and which is designed for people to accelerate each others’ learning journeys.
- 4. The search for the Enkel space… Where and Why?
- 8. STRATEGY A: PLAY THE GAME, FOLLOW THE RULES.
- 23. Next: Enkel Stories… • How can these stories merge with your story and our shared future story in the Enkel collective?