Co-Creation
COCREATION is EU Marie Curie RISE project led by Oxford Brookes University, in partnership with six other organisations across the EU and in Latin America.
It addresses urban disadvantage and territorial stigmatization by bringing together different actors such as researchers, policy makers, residents and artists, to ‘co-create’ understanding about marginalised neighbourhoods and to address disadvantage.
It aims to propose, test out and advance new methods and ways of addressing exclusionary processes that affect the lives of citizens at the margins of urban society, through an innovative method of co-creation working with stakeholders and artists to create distinctive knowledge and understanding about the city.
Tesserae takes care of the Theoretical and Conceptual Framework of the project (WP1); and organised the International conference in Berlin, we will deliver a Case Study on the Südliche Friedrichstadt, Berlin.
PERIOD
Jan. 2017 – Dec 2022 (extended due to corona)
PARTNERS
The Co-Creation consortium is made up of 4 Universities and 3 NGOs:
University of PUC-Rio (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM, Mexico City)
European Alternatives (Paris)
City Mine(d) (Brussels)
PLACES
Südliche Friedrichstadt – Berlin
Pedergal de Santo Domingo – Mexico City
Paris
Brussels
Bristol
Oxford
Napoli
FUNDING PROGRAM
Horizon2020 – EU Marie Curie RISE (Research and Innovation Staff Exchange)
WEBSITE
NEWS
Co-Creation Final Conference – Call for Contributions
Co-creation kick off in Oxford
Exploring creativity in disadvantaged urban areas
Bath co-creation workshop: creativity-based methods to engage with communities
Urban reconnaissance at Oxford Brookes
Urban reconnaissance in Rio de Janeiro
The Maré museum project – Rio de Janeiro
Co-creation workshop in Santa Marta