Glocal Link introduction
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Glocal Link is an international project with universities and social cultural centers in Leeuwarden, Naples and Liège. Inspired by the vision of Leeuwarden Friesland, European Capital of Culture 2018. These slides gives you an impression about the arise of Glocal Link, the goals, the partners and project examples. Get inspiration by clicking the video links.
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- 2. Project links to 5 E’s LF2018
- 3. Like LF2018 From global to glocal goals Glocal Link focuses most on global goals 1 and 11: No poverty and Sustainable Cities and Communities. Click on the image to watch the inspiring video Beyoncé at the United Nations
- 4. Main target Link young people in vulnerable areas to sustainable initiatives which gives value to them and to their environment
- 5. NHL Stenden
- 9. Helmo Liège
- 11. More partners • Naples: UNISOB Communication and Green Economy, Mammut, Fondazione Diana, D&D Holding • Liège: HELMO International Cooperation, Baraka • Leeuwarden: NHL Stenden Communication and Social Work, LF2018, Knowledge2018, Frisian Design Factory, Heechterp-Schieringen, Omrin, House of Talents
- 12. Sustainable Projects • Make projects in vulnerable areas visible • Bring projects to vulnerable areas • Link projects to youngsters
- 13. Case Asgaard • Former landfill • Creating a community • Recycling, upcycling • Dumpster diving • Ecologic gardening
- 14. Case Plastic Recycling • Research • Circular economy • Reduce, Reuse, Recycle • Entrepreneurship • Lectorate NHL Stenden Click image above for inspiring video
- 15. Case The smart treadle • Frisian Design Factory • Visits schools and festivals • Make innovation, sustainability and recycling visible Click image for showing a great concept
- 16. Case Car workplace • Heechterp- Schieringen • Repair and maintenance centre which is now on the street • Feasibility research
- 17. Glocal Link Days • 17 & 18 May after the International Week NHL Stenden • SEE-posium: stage for concepts and ideas • Visit to projects in neigborhoods • Invitation OMRIN Recycle Boulevard • Sustainable Dance Event in the neighborhood • Energy floor convert kinetic energy to electricity. • Battle dancers from Naples, Liège and Leeuwarden Click image above for a video
- 18. International students work • Search, detect, develop, link, execute and/or exchange sustainable projects • Translate them for proper use in the areas • Motivate and help younger people to adopt projects
- 19. Needs - Some more budget - More partners to work with
- 20. LET’S START TO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE
Editor's Notes
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=87&v=cdG0F46ebhc
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