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Democratic cities and citizen participation is the title of the talk-colloquium to be held this Friday, November 4, in the classroom José Hierro Cultural Center Ramón Alonso Luzzy at 20:00.
This event is included in the schedules Read, think, imagine and Cartagena thinks the Culture Department of the City of Cartagena has organized for this quarter.
The informative activity borne by the journalist and writer Bernardo Navarro, while Gabriel Navarro, psychologist and Youth technician will be responsible for presenting the event.
The conference and subsequent discussion will focus on the premise that new media make available to the public tools that allow them to participate in co-creating the city, notably expanding the limits of what it means to be residents of a community.
Where the emergence of new social movements demanding more transparency and citizen involvement constitutes a serious platform game.
Are we willing to participate in a new collective framework starring their narratives?
In this line, self Bernardo Gutierrez will be responsible for delivering the Saturday, October 5th, a workshop process and tools of participation and co-creation of the city of open source.
Co-creating the city will review experiences to develop accurate and useful relational city, urban model based on dialogue and good neighborly relations between its inhabitants, now you can know from the recent experiences of many Spanish cities.
The appointment will be in Hall Multipurpose Youth Resource Center (Paseo Alfonso XIII, 53) and those interested in participating in this activity should send an email to cartagenapiensa@ayto-cartagena.es Registration is free and places are limited .
BERNARDO GUTIERREZ
Bernardo Gutiérrez is a journalist, writer, photographer and media consultant.
His writings have appeared in media such as Public, El País, 20 Minutes, Esquire, La Repubblica, Open Democracy, Der Spiegel Tager or National Geographic, among others.
In addition, he is founder of the network of FuturaMedia.net innovation and is especially interested in the technopolitics, digital culture and free software.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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