Global
Saturday 6 July 2024
MANIFATTURA TABACCHI – Via delle Cascine, 35 – Firenze (Italy)
Sponsored by Regione Toscana.
In this workshop, we will address the topic of migration, exploring how active citizenship can respond to the complexities of these phenomena with innovative ideas.
Faced with the complexities of migration:
How might we identify innovative ideas to promote inclusive attitudes through active citizenship?
How might we support local communities with creative tools to design services able to inclusive attitudes?
How might we transform the complexities of migration phenomena into value for local communities?
Using creative and speculative design approaches, we will develop scenarios to promote inclusive attitudes on migration.
Indeed, “DesIA Jam” is a co-design space that draws inspiration from future provocations supported by expert interventions on challenges of global interest.
The participants, divided into working groups, will have access to innovative tools thanks to the DesIA research project (desia.info) and the support and coordination of Codesign Toscana.
The workshop is open to everybody and it aims to strengthen the relationship between active citizens, volunteers, workers and experts in the third sector, institutions, activists and design professionals.
The workshop is organized, coordinated and facilitated by the DesIA research project team in collaboration with Codesign Toscana.
DesIA
A research project funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) and hosted by the Department of Architecture (DIDA at the University of Florence). It aims to create the first toolkit for Design for Inclusive Attitudes (DxIA).
Codesign Toscana (CdT)
It is a cultural association born in 2017 from the meeting of a heterogeneous group of professionals and enthusiasts of collaborative design to spread co-design to facilitate the transition from participation to co-design.
9.30 – 10.00 Registration and welcome coffee
10.00 – 10.30 Introduction
Presentation of the DesIA project – Daniele Busciantella Ricci, Department of Architecture, University of Florence
A connection from Palermo – Lamin Drammeh, actor, activist and main character of the documentary “The Sea Between Us” written and co-directed by Jenna Vehviläinen Papi, journalist (Yle, Finland), writer and documentary maker
10.30 – 12.00 Migrations and active citizenship. With the expert contribution of:
Moderator: Marco Berni of Codesign Toscana
12.00 – 13.00 Possible and impossible futures: start of working groups
13.00 – 14.00 Lunch break
14.00 – 18.00 Development of speculative scenarios
18.00 – 18.30 Presentation of the results in the presence of experts and representatives of public administrations
The workshop releases a certificate of participation and upon request the recognition of University Educational Credit (CFU). To obtain 1 CFU, additional activities will be required to be developed independently and delivered during the weeks following the workshop.
