The document outlines a lesson plan that includes a timeline of key events leading up to World War 2, such as Hitler becoming Chancellor of Germany in 1933 and invading Poland in 1939. The timeline details Germany's expansion through invading neighboring countries like Austria and Czechoslovakia in violation of the Treaty of Versailles. It also notes diplomatic agreements like the Nazi-Soviet non-aggression pact that enabled Germany's invasion of Poland.
This document lists the years from 1921 to 2015, suggesting it contains a chronological list of Miss America titleholders spanning almost a century from the pageant's inception to the present day. It concisely charts the history and growth of the Miss America competition through the names of the women who were crowned each year.
This document contains 4 short stories by students about made-up animals:
1) The Pandigecapuchonkey wins a swinging contest against a gorilla after the gorilla's vine snaps.
2) A Tigorinaphant escapes from a crocodile by hiding behind a tree.
3) A Lidewhalog falls off a rock but is saved by a friend.
4) A Polecheewolgan running in Antarctica is chased by a scorpion in the Sahara desert but escapes after the scorpion breathes fire.
This document proposes solutions to improve primary education in India by addressing key hurdles like lack of social awareness, inadequate teacher numbers, poor infrastructure, and ineffective teaching methods. The proposed model involves appointing education inspectors to oversee primary schools, implementing biometric attendance systems, recruiting Aganwari workers to also educate rural women, developing proper infrastructure in schools, and introducing a new student-centered teaching methodology focused on learning through play. The document outlines implementation steps and estimates total funding of approximately 820 crore rupees would be required to execute this plan aimed at enhancing quality and access of primary education across India.
The document contains descriptions and photos from Lior Dayan's travels throughout Southeast Asia, including Nepal, India, Vietnam, and Myanmar. The photos document various landscapes, cultural sites, and people in these regions, such as mountain ranges in Nepal, rice fields in Vietnam and Nepal, monasteries in Ladakh and Tibet, and local life in Myanmar.
The document outlines a lesson plan that includes a timeline of key events leading up to World War 2, such as Hitler becoming Chancellor of Germany in 1933 and invading Poland in 1939. The timeline details Germany's expansion through invading neighboring countries like Austria and Czechoslovakia in violation of the Treaty of Versailles. It also notes diplomatic agreements like the Nazi-Soviet non-aggression pact that enabled Germany's invasion of Poland.
This document lists the years from 1921 to 2015, suggesting it contains a chronological list of Miss America titleholders spanning almost a century from the pageant's inception to the present day. It concisely charts the history and growth of the Miss America competition through the names of the women who were crowned each year.
This document contains 4 short stories by students about made-up animals:
1) The Pandigecapuchonkey wins a swinging contest against a gorilla after the gorilla's vine snaps.
2) A Tigorinaphant escapes from a crocodile by hiding behind a tree.
3) A Lidewhalog falls off a rock but is saved by a friend.
4) A Polecheewolgan running in Antarctica is chased by a scorpion in the Sahara desert but escapes after the scorpion breathes fire.
This document proposes solutions to improve primary education in India by addressing key hurdles like lack of social awareness, inadequate teacher numbers, poor infrastructure, and ineffective teaching methods. The proposed model involves appointing education inspectors to oversee primary schools, implementing biometric attendance systems, recruiting Aganwari workers to also educate rural women, developing proper infrastructure in schools, and introducing a new student-centered teaching methodology focused on learning through play. The document outlines implementation steps and estimates total funding of approximately 820 crore rupees would be required to execute this plan aimed at enhancing quality and access of primary education across India.
The document contains descriptions and photos from Lior Dayan's travels throughout Southeast Asia, including Nepal, India, Vietnam, and Myanmar. The photos document various landscapes, cultural sites, and people in these regions, such as mountain ranges in Nepal, rice fields in Vietnam and Nepal, monasteries in Ladakh and Tibet, and local life in Myanmar.
Healthy Child Manitoba (HCM) is unique in the Western Hemisphere, as the only provincial or state level strategy for the comprehensive support and prevention of children's issues from prenatal through young adulthood. All data are linked, with care for confidentiality, so that the impact of provincial initiatives can be evaluated. Dr. Embry was a keynote speaker outlining what might happen in the next decade of Healthy Child Manitoba.
The document provides information about Jiang Yuxiang, including his education background and contact information. It then summarizes his 5 years of academic experiences focusing on architecture design and understanding the relationship between buildings and surroundings. It highlights his interest in using physical models to think in 3 dimensions during the design process. It also notes his love of history from childhood and how it helps him think from different angles and enhance rational analysis. The document provides examples of some of Jiang Yuxiang's project work and design experiences.
Researcher Tommi Laitio´s lecture on the role of groups in building better cities. Held at Svenska social- och kommunalhögskolan (University of Helsinki) course Political Influence of Groups 24/2/2012.
Introduction to CommunityMatters Workshop in Newport VermontCommunityMatters
The document outlines an agenda for a community meeting in Newport, Vermont on connecting citizens and activating change. The agenda includes introductions, lunch, sessions on tools and approaches for engagement, and a closing. Ground rules are listed to ensure respectful and productive discussion. The context of changing citizen expectations and the need for civic infrastructure is also discussed.
This document is a thesis proposal submitted by Oylum Boran on December 16, 2011. It outlines Boran's initial overarching design question of how to engage citizens to discuss environmental and urban issues and take action through collecting and sharing real-time information using mobile technologies. The proposal discusses research domains, precedent examples, stakeholders, and an initial concept for an online platform where citizens share ideas and vote on proposals to improve their local communities. It concludes with next steps, which include meeting with advisors, prototyping interfaces, and testing a prototype when the new semester begins.
Collaborating for Complexity: SIUC SynergeticsPeter Jones
Fuller said: “Humanity will overcome complexity through design science.” But we will never 'overcome' complexity. We will navigate it by collaborative design.
But the problem is, we really do not collaborate well. We need more than methods - we need cultural change, and to disrupt the way we think about problem solving.
This document proposes a system for democratic and innovative public services with citizen involvement. It outlines that current public services are not responsive, flexible or cost effective enough. It envisions a system where innovators, citizens, and public services work together. Innovators would contribute ideas informed by citizen needs. Citizens would provide direction and legitimacy. And public services would provide resources and context to test ideas. The goal is co-design and co-production of services through whole-system collaboration between innovators, citizens and public services. This would result in citizens helping shape their localities, understanding public services, and taking responsibility for outcomes. For public services, it means co-producing services that harness local capabilities and understand citizen needs. And for
This document discusses various topics related to lifestyles, habits, awareness, and action towards shared global frameworks and references. It notes slides collected for a UNESCO roundtable on education for sustainable development. It also references vegetarianism and its role in saving the planet. The document proposes the need for synthesis, synopsis, and shared action given outcomes from over 20 years of global change exercises, including challenges, orientations, lessons learned, and the need for participation opportunities. It provides keywords and references related to knowledge organization, structured dialogic design, open government, education, policy, transdisciplinarity, and more.
This document discusses strategic communities of practice and how to develop and sustain them. It covers basic concepts like domain, community, and practice. It emphasizes the importance of understanding stakeholder perspectives, including sponsors, facilitators/leaders, and members. It also discusses roles within communities like facilitators, network weavers, and curators. Frameworks are presented for assessing community maturity and measuring value creation through outcomes like immediate, potential, applied, and realized value. The document provides guidance on factors to consider for strategic communities of practice.
Collaborative Services by François Jégou, Ezio ManziniMarina Caponera
Social innovation and design for sustainability.
with essays by: Priya Bala I Cristiano Cagnin I Carla Cipolla I Josephine Green I Helma Luiten I
Tom van der Horst I Isabella Marras I Anna Meroni I Ruben Mnatsakanian I Simona Rocchi I Pål Strandbakken I Eivind Stø I John Thackara
I Victoria Thoresen I Stefanie Un I Edina Vadovics I Philine Warnke I Adriana ZacariasI
"Creativity & Design in Collaborative/Distributed Environments" talk at Socia...Itamar Medeiros
In this presentation, I share some of my research during my MA Design Practice at Northumbria University when I was investigating on Creating Innovative Design Software Solutions within Collaborative/Distributed Design Environments [...]
This document describes a design workshop focused on civic engagement and empowerment. The workshop uses dialogic methods like World Cafe and Open Space to have participants discover current examples of community-led services, brainstorm new service possibilities for their neighborhood, and design one idea in small groups. Structured dialogue techniques aim to resolve groupthink and elicit root causes and interconnections to find consensus among diverse stakeholders. The goal is for citizens to co-create new community services to fill needs once expected of government.
This unit focuses on how public spaces provide opportunities for human connection and community. Students will research the purposes, characteristics, and uses of different public spaces in Hong Kong through individual inquiries using skills like analysis, synthesis, and research. The unit runs from January 21 to March 8 and encourages students to observe public spaces during times like the Chinese New Year holiday.
This unit focuses on how public spaces provide opportunities for human connection and community. Students will research the purposes, characteristics, and uses of different public spaces in Hong Kong through individual inquiries using skills like analysis, synthesis, and research. The unit runs from January 21 to March 8 and encourages students to observe public spaces during times like the Chinese New Year holiday.
1. People Changing Places Helen Farrar IntroductionKate Watson
Helen Farrar, Regional Representative CABE
Helen Farrar chaired the Sustainable Places = Sustainable Communities conference. Helen used this presentation to introduce the day.
This document discusses the role of ethnography in design. It defines ethnography as the study of foreign cultures through observation and defines four key components: being present on-site, spending sufficient time, being part of the community, and capturing data. The document discusses whether designers can be considered ethnographers and notes differences in scale and intent. Designers use ethnographic techniques to contextualize people and propose valuable solutions, though on a smaller scale than traditional ethnography. Two approaches are designing with people through facilitation and designing for people through empathy and synthesis. The conclusion is that designers can embrace expertise through experience while still designing with people using research methods.
This document discusses concepts of space and place. It defines space as broader and more abstract than place, describing space as possibility and openness while place represents pause and location. Place only emerges as space becomes familiar and valued. The ideas of space and place require each other for definition. Sensing and inhabiting places is how we come to understand them. Communities and identities are also discussed in relation to places and how we construct ourselves and others in relation to places. The document examines challenges involved in creating change within communities.
Beyond measuring buzz at WARC Next Generation ResearchInSites on Stage
Beyond measuring buzz: Drawing Deeper Insights through social media research (by Simon McDonald - InSites Consulting and Krista Cornelis - RTL Nederland), presented at the WARC Next Generation Research on Thursday January 17, 2013.
This document provides an introduction to online communities and social networking. It discusses the history and definitions of communities, both offline and online. It presents a case study of evolt.org, an early online community of practice for web developers. The document concludes with a workshop where attendees are asked to dream about designing a community for patient safety officers.
This document discusses using cultural probes and storytelling in interaction design. It provides an overview of conceptual frameworks for cultural probes, including examples from Bill Gaver and Jayne Wallace. Cultural probes are designed to provoke inspirational responses from participants by throwing a pebble in a lake. The document also discusses qualities of stories, including how they balance coming together with independence and embodied expressions of relationships. It presents a case study on developing place-based social networks for older adults and asks the reader to develop ideas for a participatory video project or cultural probe pack to understand experiences of urban environments.
Miksi kaupungistuminen jatkuu? Urmi aamiaisseminaari ja julkistus 6.2.2020 Demos Helsinki
Miksi Suomen kaupungistuminen jatkuu? -policy paperin julkaisutilaisuuden kalvot. Perustuu Strategisen tutkimuksen neuvoston rahoittaman URMI-tutkimushankkeen (urmi.fi) tuloksiin. Julkaisu saatavissa kokonaisuudessaan: https://www.demoshelsinki.fi/julkaisut/policy-paper-miksi-suomen-kaupungistuminen-jatkuu/
Resurssifiksu henna -hankkeen tulokset (tiivistelmä)Demos Helsinki
Henna on uusi juna-asema ja tuleva kaupunginosa Orimattilassa Lahden oikoradan varressa. Hennan aluetta suunnitellaan ja rakennetaan kestävän kehityksen periaatteiden mukaisesti. Demos Helsinki ja Orimattilan kaupunki käynnistivät Sitran rahoittamassa hankkeessa Hennan kehittäjäklubin, jossa kokeillaan uusia resurssiviisaita ja älykkäitä palveluja. Esityksessä tiiviisti hankkeen tulokset.
Healthy Child Manitoba (HCM) is unique in the Western Hemisphere, as the only provincial or state level strategy for the comprehensive support and prevention of children's issues from prenatal through young adulthood. All data are linked, with care for confidentiality, so that the impact of provincial initiatives can be evaluated. Dr. Embry was a keynote speaker outlining what might happen in the next decade of Healthy Child Manitoba.
The document provides information about Jiang Yuxiang, including his education background and contact information. It then summarizes his 5 years of academic experiences focusing on architecture design and understanding the relationship between buildings and surroundings. It highlights his interest in using physical models to think in 3 dimensions during the design process. It also notes his love of history from childhood and how it helps him think from different angles and enhance rational analysis. The document provides examples of some of Jiang Yuxiang's project work and design experiences.
Researcher Tommi Laitio´s lecture on the role of groups in building better cities. Held at Svenska social- och kommunalhögskolan (University of Helsinki) course Political Influence of Groups 24/2/2012.
Introduction to CommunityMatters Workshop in Newport VermontCommunityMatters
The document outlines an agenda for a community meeting in Newport, Vermont on connecting citizens and activating change. The agenda includes introductions, lunch, sessions on tools and approaches for engagement, and a closing. Ground rules are listed to ensure respectful and productive discussion. The context of changing citizen expectations and the need for civic infrastructure is also discussed.
This document is a thesis proposal submitted by Oylum Boran on December 16, 2011. It outlines Boran's initial overarching design question of how to engage citizens to discuss environmental and urban issues and take action through collecting and sharing real-time information using mobile technologies. The proposal discusses research domains, precedent examples, stakeholders, and an initial concept for an online platform where citizens share ideas and vote on proposals to improve their local communities. It concludes with next steps, which include meeting with advisors, prototyping interfaces, and testing a prototype when the new semester begins.
Collaborating for Complexity: SIUC SynergeticsPeter Jones
Fuller said: “Humanity will overcome complexity through design science.” But we will never 'overcome' complexity. We will navigate it by collaborative design.
But the problem is, we really do not collaborate well. We need more than methods - we need cultural change, and to disrupt the way we think about problem solving.
This document proposes a system for democratic and innovative public services with citizen involvement. It outlines that current public services are not responsive, flexible or cost effective enough. It envisions a system where innovators, citizens, and public services work together. Innovators would contribute ideas informed by citizen needs. Citizens would provide direction and legitimacy. And public services would provide resources and context to test ideas. The goal is co-design and co-production of services through whole-system collaboration between innovators, citizens and public services. This would result in citizens helping shape their localities, understanding public services, and taking responsibility for outcomes. For public services, it means co-producing services that harness local capabilities and understand citizen needs. And for
This document discusses various topics related to lifestyles, habits, awareness, and action towards shared global frameworks and references. It notes slides collected for a UNESCO roundtable on education for sustainable development. It also references vegetarianism and its role in saving the planet. The document proposes the need for synthesis, synopsis, and shared action given outcomes from over 20 years of global change exercises, including challenges, orientations, lessons learned, and the need for participation opportunities. It provides keywords and references related to knowledge organization, structured dialogic design, open government, education, policy, transdisciplinarity, and more.
This document discusses strategic communities of practice and how to develop and sustain them. It covers basic concepts like domain, community, and practice. It emphasizes the importance of understanding stakeholder perspectives, including sponsors, facilitators/leaders, and members. It also discusses roles within communities like facilitators, network weavers, and curators. Frameworks are presented for assessing community maturity and measuring value creation through outcomes like immediate, potential, applied, and realized value. The document provides guidance on factors to consider for strategic communities of practice.
Collaborative Services by François Jégou, Ezio ManziniMarina Caponera
Social innovation and design for sustainability.
with essays by: Priya Bala I Cristiano Cagnin I Carla Cipolla I Josephine Green I Helma Luiten I
Tom van der Horst I Isabella Marras I Anna Meroni I Ruben Mnatsakanian I Simona Rocchi I Pål Strandbakken I Eivind Stø I John Thackara
I Victoria Thoresen I Stefanie Un I Edina Vadovics I Philine Warnke I Adriana ZacariasI
"Creativity & Design in Collaborative/Distributed Environments" talk at Socia...Itamar Medeiros
In this presentation, I share some of my research during my MA Design Practice at Northumbria University when I was investigating on Creating Innovative Design Software Solutions within Collaborative/Distributed Design Environments [...]
This document describes a design workshop focused on civic engagement and empowerment. The workshop uses dialogic methods like World Cafe and Open Space to have participants discover current examples of community-led services, brainstorm new service possibilities for their neighborhood, and design one idea in small groups. Structured dialogue techniques aim to resolve groupthink and elicit root causes and interconnections to find consensus among diverse stakeholders. The goal is for citizens to co-create new community services to fill needs once expected of government.
This unit focuses on how public spaces provide opportunities for human connection and community. Students will research the purposes, characteristics, and uses of different public spaces in Hong Kong through individual inquiries using skills like analysis, synthesis, and research. The unit runs from January 21 to March 8 and encourages students to observe public spaces during times like the Chinese New Year holiday.
This unit focuses on how public spaces provide opportunities for human connection and community. Students will research the purposes, characteristics, and uses of different public spaces in Hong Kong through individual inquiries using skills like analysis, synthesis, and research. The unit runs from January 21 to March 8 and encourages students to observe public spaces during times like the Chinese New Year holiday.
1. People Changing Places Helen Farrar IntroductionKate Watson
Helen Farrar, Regional Representative CABE
Helen Farrar chaired the Sustainable Places = Sustainable Communities conference. Helen used this presentation to introduce the day.
This document discusses the role of ethnography in design. It defines ethnography as the study of foreign cultures through observation and defines four key components: being present on-site, spending sufficient time, being part of the community, and capturing data. The document discusses whether designers can be considered ethnographers and notes differences in scale and intent. Designers use ethnographic techniques to contextualize people and propose valuable solutions, though on a smaller scale than traditional ethnography. Two approaches are designing with people through facilitation and designing for people through empathy and synthesis. The conclusion is that designers can embrace expertise through experience while still designing with people using research methods.
This document discusses concepts of space and place. It defines space as broader and more abstract than place, describing space as possibility and openness while place represents pause and location. Place only emerges as space becomes familiar and valued. The ideas of space and place require each other for definition. Sensing and inhabiting places is how we come to understand them. Communities and identities are also discussed in relation to places and how we construct ourselves and others in relation to places. The document examines challenges involved in creating change within communities.
Beyond measuring buzz at WARC Next Generation ResearchInSites on Stage
Beyond measuring buzz: Drawing Deeper Insights through social media research (by Simon McDonald - InSites Consulting and Krista Cornelis - RTL Nederland), presented at the WARC Next Generation Research on Thursday January 17, 2013.
This document provides an introduction to online communities and social networking. It discusses the history and definitions of communities, both offline and online. It presents a case study of evolt.org, an early online community of practice for web developers. The document concludes with a workshop where attendees are asked to dream about designing a community for patient safety officers.
This document discusses using cultural probes and storytelling in interaction design. It provides an overview of conceptual frameworks for cultural probes, including examples from Bill Gaver and Jayne Wallace. Cultural probes are designed to provoke inspirational responses from participants by throwing a pebble in a lake. The document also discusses qualities of stories, including how they balance coming together with independence and embodied expressions of relationships. It presents a case study on developing place-based social networks for older adults and asks the reader to develop ideas for a participatory video project or cultural probe pack to understand experiences of urban environments.
Miksi kaupungistuminen jatkuu? Urmi aamiaisseminaari ja julkistus 6.2.2020 Demos Helsinki
Miksi Suomen kaupungistuminen jatkuu? -policy paperin julkaisutilaisuuden kalvot. Perustuu Strategisen tutkimuksen neuvoston rahoittaman URMI-tutkimushankkeen (urmi.fi) tuloksiin. Julkaisu saatavissa kokonaisuudessaan: https://www.demoshelsinki.fi/julkaisut/policy-paper-miksi-suomen-kaupungistuminen-jatkuu/
Resurssifiksu henna -hankkeen tulokset (tiivistelmä)Demos Helsinki
Henna on uusi juna-asema ja tuleva kaupunginosa Orimattilassa Lahden oikoradan varressa. Hennan aluetta suunnitellaan ja rakennetaan kestävän kehityksen periaatteiden mukaisesti. Demos Helsinki ja Orimattilan kaupunki käynnistivät Sitran rahoittamassa hankkeessa Hennan kehittäjäklubin, jossa kokeillaan uusia resurssiviisaita ja älykkäitä palveluja. Esityksessä tiiviisti hankkeen tulokset.
Tutkimuksesta toimintaan - tieteentekijän opas viestintään ja vaikuttamiseenDemos Helsinki
Tutkimuksesta toimintaan – Tieteentekijän opas viestintään ja vaikuttamiseen (Art House) tarjoaa tutkijoille, asiantuntijoille, opiskelijoille ja tutkimustiedon hyödyntäjille viestinnän ja vaikuttamisen parhaat keinot tutkimusprojektien eri vaiheisiin. Kirjan kirjoittajat Iina Koskinen (Demos Helsinki), Maria Ruuska (Kaskas Media) ja Tanja Suni (Helsingin yliopisto) ovat tutkimuksella vaikuttamisen asiantuntijoita.
The Next Era: a new Nordic Societal Vision for Well-Being Demos Helsinki
This document discusses the challenges and opportunities of technological change and globalization. It argues that while past eras saw improved living standards and equality through public investments in infrastructure, education, and welfare systems, new challenges have emerged. These include an aging population, technological unemployment, environmental issues, and questions about whether current democratic systems can adequately address structural economic changes. It proposes that Nordic societies exemplify principles of social justice, equality and inclusiveness that could inform a "Next Era" vision focused on an inclusive circular economy, progressive democratic institutions, and improving skills.
This document discusses scenarios for a hyperconnected society in 2040. It notes that new technologies will emerge that combine the physical and digital realms, with the two worlds colliding and exchanging qualities such that the digital will become physical and vice versa. It identifies five key tensions that will arise in a hyperconnected planet relating to issues like well-being vs planetary boundaries. The document advocates for using scenarios to help reveal possible futures and help decision-making by demonstrating how future events may be linked. Scenarios can help identify opportunities that enable a good life within planetary boundaries and help organizations make informed decisions.
Bees and Trees - a novel way for large companies and startups to co-create su...Demos Helsinki
1) The document discusses a partnership model called "Bees & Trees" that facilitates business experiments between startups ("Bees") and large traditional companies ("Trees") to co-create sustainable innovations.
2) Through facilitated meetings and innovation camps, four pilot business experiments were conducted between 2016-2017, including one between the startup ResQ Club and large food company S Group to fight food waste.
3) Lessons learned from the experiments showed potential for impact but also challenges from different priorities and timelines between large companies and startups. Facilitation was found crucial for setting targets and timelines. The document provides a manual for replicating the Bees & Trees collaboration model.
Developping a transdisciplinary research project - a case study Demos Helsinki
How to develop an impactful transdisciplinary project trough co-creation? Design principles and best practice example case study from Failand to Winland.
Nextera global: from transformation to just societyDemos Helsinki
NextEra is a global initiative to track, connect, and amplify emerging ideas for an open and forward-looking society. As everyone is speaking about the transformation, we need to create a vision for what next. There is a need to identify, conceptualise and scale social innovations and experiments fast (as the technology and business innovations are changing the world).
Vision is a narrative for that links initiatives.
This intro by Demos Helsinki founders Roope Mokka and Aleksi Neuvonen was held in NextEra workshop 'A New Vision for Democracy?" in London on March 29th 2017.
This document discusses evidence-based policy and some of the challenges involved. It notes that while randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are considered the gold standard for evidence, politics is also influenced by other factors like public opinion and consensus. Politicians must make decisions quickly without full understanding and evidence can be against their values. The document also discusses how evidence is interpreted through ideological lenses and that context is important for determining what works. It advocates for an experimental approach to governance through limited testing of policies rather than trying to fully implement evidence.
Roope Mokka's and Aleksi Neuvonen's presentation on the work, income and progress in the next era.
NextEra is an initiative to track, connect, and amplify emerging ideas for an open and forward-looking society. Do read our dossier on work and income at nextera.global.
The presentation was held at the San Francisco launch of NextEra.
Roope Mokka's and Aleksi Neuvonen's presentation about the future of work, income and progress at the NextEra San Francisco launch.
The Next Era - An initiative to track, connect, and amplify emerging ideas for an open and forward-looking society
A lecture by Outi Kuittinen for The New School’s Transdisciplinary Design MA program on how to use co-creation as a strategic tool for change.
Email: outi.kuittinen(a)demoshelsinki.fi Twitter: @outikookoo
The document discusses how sharing economies are changing cities. It notes that sharing economies allow people to share excess capacity through digital platforms, lowering transaction costs. This can create possibilities for cities like wider participation and stronger local economies, but also threats like global monopolies controlling services. The document argues that cities need to focus on people rather than technology, promote platforms governed by users, understand value is created through use rather than production, recognize models already exist in cities, and make the city itself a platform governed by its residents.
Digitaalinen aika: demokratian nousu vai tuho?Demos Helsinki
Miten jakamistalous ja digitaaliset yhteisöt muokkaavat demokratiaa? Aleksi Neuvosen pitämä esitys Kuntaliiton ja oikeusministeriön Demokratiapäivässä 18.10.2016.
Kuluttajien mukaan ottaminen on paras tapa tasitella energiamarkkinan pienentymistä vastaan. Esitelmä Energiateollisuuden kevätseminaarissa Rovaniemellä 13.5.2016.
Discovering the Best Indian Architects A Spotlight on Design Forum Internatio...Designforuminternational
India’s architectural landscape is a vibrant tapestry that weaves together the country's rich cultural heritage and its modern aspirations. From majestic historical structures to cutting-edge contemporary designs, the work of Indian architects is celebrated worldwide. Among the many firms shaping this dynamic field, Design Forum International stands out as a leader in innovative and sustainable architecture. This blog explores some of the best Indian architects, highlighting their contributions and showcasing the most famous architects in India.
1. People Make Places
Tommi Laitio | Researcher, Demos Helsinki | tommi.laitio@demos.fi | www.demos.fi |
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
2. Demos Helsinki
Finland´s only independent think tank.
Focus: sustainable happiness.
Non-profit, founded in 2005.
Funded on a project basis by private and public
partners.
10 researchers, no hierarchy, equal salaries.
All results public, all research questions serve the
common good.
Tommi Laitio | Researcher, Demos Helsinki | tommi.laitio@demos.fi | www.demos.fi |
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
3. What we´ve done lately on cities.
Metropolin
hyvinvointi
Politics of Happiness HOAS Lab Consider It Solved Well-Being of The
Manifesto Design Project on Housing Country Brand Report Metropolis
Tommi Laitio | Researcher, Demos Helsinki | tommi.laitio@demos.fi | www.demos.fi |
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
4. Happiness.
The Culture of
Better Free Time
Well-Being
Friends,
From Spaces To
Neighbours and
Meaningful Places
Family
Doing Meaningful
Things Together
(Demos Helsinki: The Politics of Happiness Manifesto)
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
6. Neighbourhood.
Experts in their own lives
Combining design thinking and
deliberative democracy
Layered mapping
Exchange-based relationships
Thick value
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
7. Experts in their own lives.
“Made food for 11
people a week ago, “I looked at the
rearranged the room recycling room and it
and borrowed tables, was really messy.”
“It´s good life – in one´s
own peace and own chairs and plates from
terms. There you can neighbors.”
barbecue on the terrace
and fix the yard.”
I noticed that acoustics
“You should not use seems to be key to
those stairs after seven having a sense of home.
in the evening, just go
around the corner.”
“Wouldn’t want to live
with ´alcoholics´ who
are always partying.”
“All the neighbours said
that this kindergarten is “In Rovaniemi everyone
“Where are the the best.” has their own fridge.
Finnish people?”
(Demos Helsinki: Hoas Lab and Peloton)
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
8. Combining design thinking and
deliberative democracy
Connecting
Recognising communities
Prototyping
communities to wicked
problems
Using travel as a tool
10-minute Understanding Reducing need for
for spontaneous
city people´s use of space. transport and travel.
encounters.
Trial and error.
Communities are Creating examples of
Diverse essential in a society good solutions within
Building a a
services of individuals. communities.
relationship of several
years.
Making the issue
Identifying the Shortening the
Deliberative communities affected
understandable and
distance to decision-
democracy by changes.
relevant for the
making.
community.
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
9. Layered mapping
Attaching memories to places Enriching history in collaboration
Recreating the neighbourhood
of museum and neighbourhood NGOs
map (www.turku365.fi)
(www.geheugenvanoost.nl)
Tommi Laitio | Researcher, Demos Helsinki | tommi.laitio@demos.fi | www.demos.fi |
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
10. Exchange-based relationships
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Tommi Laitio | Researcher, Demos Helsinki | tommi.laitio@demos.fi | www.demos.fi |
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
11. Thick Value
Sports
public investment
+
Co-Op
entrepeneurial spirit
+
community interest
Crafts
Co-Op
Food Co-Op
Tommi Laitio | Researcher, Demos Helsinki | tommi.laitio@demos.fi | www.demos.fi |
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
12. Quality of Life
(Happiness)
Sustainable
Well-Being
Reasonable Use of
Sustainable Economics
Natural Resources
(Wealth)
(Sustainable Development)
(Demos Helsinki: Well-Being of the Metropolis)
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011
13. Presentation downloadable at:
www.slideshare.net/demoshelsinki
Tommi Laitio | Researcher, Demos Helsinki | tommi.laitio@demos.fi | www.demos.fi |
keskiviikkona 6. huhtikuuta 2011