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Creative Urban Methods: A Call for Contributions
Timeline Proposals (max. 500 words): April 12, 2023 First versions (2000-4000 words + various multimedia): June 16, 2023 Please send contributions or ...

Recent publication: Situating Data. Inquiries in Algorithmic Culture.
The Department of Media and Culture Studies (MCW) at the Faculty of Humanities at Utrecht University just released the edited volume Situating Data – ...

Report (part 3) of workshop “Data Commons for smart cities”
[this report is also published on https://www.bijt.org/wordpress/tag/workshop-report-data-commons/] This is the first part of a 3-part report of a workshop ...

Report (part 2) of workshop “Data Commons for smart cities”
[this report is also published on https://www.bijt.org/wordpress/tag/workshop-report-data-commons/] This is the first part of a 3-part report of a workshop ...

Report (part 1) of workshop “Data Commons for smart cities”
[this report is also published on https://www.bijt.org/wordpress/tag/workshop-report-data-commons/] This is the first part of a 3-part report of a workshop ...

Coming soon: [urban interfaces] newsletter!
Starting this February, [urban interfaces] will be sending out a monthly newsletter. Each newsletter will contain updates and upcoming events organized ...

Announcement: IOS Platform Open Cities: Creative Methods & Social Labs for Resilient Public Futures
Recently, the IOS platform Open Cities: Creative Methods & Social Labs for Resilient Public Futures has been officially inaugurated. The platform is ...

Guest blogpost: Noa Mes – Painting Nature, Growing Buildings: Ghosts and Ecological Mourning
For our [urban interfaces] seminar series on the theme The Magic City (2021-2022), we invited participants to write blogposts. The best and most ...
Agenda
Book Presentation: Street Football, Gender and Muslim Youth in the Netherlands – Girls Who Kick Back

Open Dialogue #4: Social Lab/workshop Creative Methodologies

The Silicon Passion

WORKSHOP “NAVIGATING INTERSECTIONAL REALITIES THROUGH SMART URBANISM: GENDER, MEDIA AND DESIGN”

Creative Urban Methods: A Critical Exploration – session 1
