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What kind of policies are needed to support the European arts and culture scene? How can new digital spaces empower cultural actors across Europe? To answer these questions, Das Progressive Zentrum and the Goethe-Institut organised the “Europe takes part!” digital summit on 29 April 2021.
2020 – Was neu ist und wichtig wird Unser neuer Vorstand, Technologie für Zivilgesellschaft und 6 Veranstaltungen im aktuellen Newsletter
Welche Ziele und Schwerpunkte setzen sich die neuen Vorstandsmitglieder? Welche neuen Möglichkeiten der digitalen Kollaboration schafft der European Hub for Civic Engagement? Wie genau stärkt unser neues Projekt „New Urban Progress“ die transatlantischen Beziehungen? Antworten auf diese und viele weitere Fragen fanden fast 20.000 Progressive in unserem aktuellen Newsletter.
Over 250 participants attended the European Hub for Civic Engagement’s Meet-up in Berlin to discuss how tech can empower civil society. Four prototypes showcased the potential of such tech solutions. However, the debate also uncovered three conditions of a successful implementation.
European Hub for Civic Engagement: Meet-Up 2020
During the Meet-Up 2020, Das Progressive Zentrum and the European Hub for Civic Engagement (EHCE) will present 4 prototypes for an online platform to strengthen and interconnect European civil society.
Together with members from civil society, programmers, and designers, Das Progressive Zentrum hosted a hackathon in Tallinn to draft concrete ideas for the European Hub for Civic Engagement’s (EHCE) digital platform. The result of the session were four different prototypes that seek to address the main challenges faced by European civil society today.
In September 2019, Das Progressive Zentrum hosted two workshops in Gdansk and Lisbon with 42 civil society representatives from 23 European countries. The workshops are part of the pilot project ‘European Hub for Civic Engagement’ (EHCE), which aims to create a platform for the exchange of ideas, knowledge and best practices at the intersection of civil society, digital technology, and politics. During the workshops, we developed concrete features that such a platform could provide to further civic engagement and transnational collaboration.