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Recent Posts
- On ‘stuffocation’
- Grasduinen in West
- iSocial
- Designthinking with the hood.
- Social Design for Wicked Problems: authorship as warranty for social impact.
- On the importance of ‘making’
- Spoorzone Tilburg, former Van Gend&Loos industrial zone
- Digital Cities Agenda – Cocreating OUR CITY
- Five Skills Designers Have That Global Development Needs
- Jane Fulton Suri: What nature can teach us about design.
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Grasduinen in West
Click on the logo and/or read a report.(Dutch only)… [more]
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iSocial
Social Powerhouse, bureau goedgeefs, Movisie, SINN and Who cares? collaborated with 60 social entrepreneurs to develop an app that puts social innovators on the map. Connecting them, enhancing and exposing… [more]
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Designthinking with the hood.
A group of dedicated inhabitants in the Spaarndammerbuurt is working on a plot of the neigbourhood about which there has been a rub with the council for quite some time now. Until a recent meeting with… [more]
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Social Design for Wicked Problems: authorship as warranty for social impact.
Last Friday I attended a dialogue at Kennisland between their research project 'The Wicked Series' in collaboration with Hivos and 'Social Design for Wicked Problems' (SDFWP) initiated by Het Nieuwe Instituut,… [more]
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Spoorzone Tilburg, former Van Gend&Loos industrial zone
What will happen with the former industrial zone of Van Gend&Loos in the heart of Tilburg's city centre? Three scenarios for urban development are being explored. For the scenario of 'temporality'… [more]
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Digital Cities Agenda – Cocreating OUR CITY
The Digital Cities Agenda (DSA) was initiated to foster knowledge and practice sharing amongst Dutch cities about what works and doesn't when interacting online/digitally. This particular session(Dutch),… [more]
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Who cares? ♥ SINN
Click on the image to see the flyer (NL) or look here to see when to join in for the next Meet Up of Social Innovation Network NL! For more information also look at www.socialeinnovatienederland.nl… [more]
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See how we’re doing
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Apps for Democracy
During an event in the Statenhal in Den Haag, organised by the House of Parliament, the Open State Foundation and Netwerk Democratie, Parliamentary data sets were offered to invited makers and thinkers… [more]
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