gE.CO tools presented at Aarhus Convention side event
New Toolkits gaining traction! Exciting new toolkits are being prepared by the Generative Commons Living Lab. Our partners are hard at work, creating and finalizing tools that will assist commons initiatives in providing frameworks, references, assistance and suggestions. More on the Aarhus convention We were extremely excited to be approached by the event organizers to […]
Introducing TUT – The Temporary Use Toolkit
Our partners are hard at work, putting the finishing touches on some comprehensive tools that will serve the commons, whether it be organizations, municipalities, institutions, individuals or groups of active citizens. One of the tools soon to be launched is the Empty Spaces Reuse Toolkit, developed by the collective work done at Estonoesunsolar. We’ve compiled […]
In their own words-the participation toolkit
Our partners are hard at work, putting the finishing touches on some comprehensive tools that will serve the commons, whether it be organizations, municipalities, institutions, individuals or groups of active citizens. One of the tools soon to be launched is the Participation Toolkit, developed by the collective work done at Open Lab Athens, a non-for-profit,digital […]
Introducing the participation toolkit
Our partners are hard at work, putting the finishing touches on some comprehensive tools that will serve the commons, whether it be organizations, municipalities, institutions, individuals or groups of active citizens. One of the tools soon to be launched is the Participation Toolkit, developed by the collective work done at Open Lab Athens, a non-for-profit,digital […]
Political Ideology, Community and the Commons.
Co-organized by the Generative Commons project and the Law department of the University of Turin, the conference of Urban Commons provided an extensive glimpse into the challenges facing commons as well as the tools at the disposal of initiatives and citizen movements. Research and papers from around the world were presented in what can be […]
Davide di Modugno – Ecclesiastical Properties as Common Goods
Co-organized by the Generative Commons project and the Law department of the University of Turin, the conference of Urban Commons provided an extensive glimpse into the challenges facing commons as well as the tools at the disposal of initiatives and citizen movements. Research and papers from around the world were presented in what can be […]
Virtual workshop connects community initiatives
On Monday 12th July, the gE.CO project team at Newcastle University ran a virtual workshop with community initiatives from across North East England. This workshop was open to local groups, both formal and informal, responsible for managing shared resources with and for their communities. It followed a series of interviews conducted with 15 groups from […]
New tools to be released soon
The excitement of the Generative Commons Living Lab partners were there for all to see as they discussed the new tools to be revealed later on this year. Currently being compiled, the new set of tools will be released under the following headings: The Temporary Reuse Toolkit The T.U.T. will facilitate, both to Public Administrations […]
gE.CO partner meeting takes place
With the International Conference of Urban Commons taking place,gE.CO Living Lab partners descended upon Turin to attend the event and share the most recent developments in regards to the new tools being developed. Meeting onsite at the university of Torino campus, project partners discussed the latest deliverables, and organized a timeline that will see the […]
The International Conference of Urban Commons a great success
Co-organized by the Generative Commons project and the Law department of the University of Turin, the conference of Urban Commons provided an extensive glimpse into the challenges facing commons as well as the tools at the disposal of initiatives and citizen movements. Research and papers from around the world were presented in what can be […]
