CREATUSE Project – 2nd Newsletter

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2nd Newsletter

October 2017

NEWSLETTER THE GUIDES Four different guides produced by the partnership as Intellectual Outputs and translated in all partners’ National Languages (English, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese and Turkish. The guides are ready and published online in different formats (PDF and eBook via ISSUU platform). The links to the guides and to the ISSUU eBooks are available on project website: www.creatuse.eu/results/guides/

The 4 guides are about: 1.

INTRODUCTION TO SHARING AND COLLABORATIVE CONSUMPTION

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CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING AND NLP FOR URBAN SHARING LIFESTYLES

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OPEN SPACE TECHNOLOGY AND WORLD CAFÈ METHOD

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HOW TO ACTIVATE A SHAREABLE COMMUNITY/CITY

Background WHAT IS “CREATUSE” PROJECT? "Creative urban sharing in Europe" is a partnership project involving 8 different partners from 6 European countries and it was funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. The PROJECT PROPOSAL is about the learning to be

creative in Urban areas thanks to the improvement of the level of key competences and skills of citizens. Project results  Good Practice research  Guides about the sharing and collaborative

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consumption with the focus on active citizenship and sustainability; Innovative tools and methodologies Web platform and Blog FaceBook Page

Join us on web

The Guides

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www.creatuse.eu

What is “Creatuse” project?

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www.facebook.com/CREATUSEPROJECT/

The Multiplier Events

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1-day Seminar

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Joint Staff Training Event

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Transnational Project Meetings

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From the Blog

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THE MULTIPLIER EVENTS A series of dissemination activities were carried out by all the project partners in order to disseminate the Intellectual Outputs and all the others results.

local communities and about 400 participants as follows:

7 different 1-day-seminar involving several stakeholders coming from

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Sheffield (UK) 9th September 2017 Madrid (Spain) 6th October 2017 Bari (Italy) 12th October 2017

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Krakow (Poland) 14th October 2017 Lisbon (Portugal) 26th October 2017 Potenza (Italy) 28th October 2017 Kirsehir (Turkey) 30th October 2017

Sheffield (UK)

Potenza (Italy)

Lisbon (Portugal)

Krakow (Poland)

Bari (Italy)

Madrid (Spain)

Kirsehir (Turkey)


1-day Seminar The Seminars organised by all the project partners were engaging and raised up the attention on some topics. 1stimportant project meeting, Potenza A day talking about sharing economy, collaborative consumption and urban engagement. It was possible to involve local stakeholders and show up the project guides and

methodologies. During the seminars, some local activists and social entrepreneurs talked about their experience in urban areas. Thanks to some World Cafè meetings it was possible to listen about the needs in local areas in open and informal atmosphere.

Impressions from some participants…

“Very interesting workshop and of great social relevance. The Refood movement is motivating and deserves to be strongly publicized.

The practical exercises were very interesting and stimulating” “First time in my life, as student, I had the opportunity to express and talk about the needs in my neighbourhood“. “In our team, each member has contributed and collaborated through interaction, creativity, participation,

sharing to solve problems to face to in daily project’s life… This collaborative approach, in fact, increased the team’s creative performances and this participative interaction helped to highly integrate and increase one another’s knowledge and a common capability.”

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“I considered very positive raising awareness of potential new business ideas taking into account the principles of sharing economy”

RAI 3 TGR NEWS Evidence on FaceBook

Dissemination about the Multiplier Event via press and radio broadcast


Training Event Agenda

Joint Staff Training Event AGENDA 27th November Arrival + ECVET system 28th November Creative Problem Solving 29th November Neuro Linguistic Programming 30th November Social Innovation and the Sharing Production/Consumption 1st December Employment opportunities from sharing, active citizenship and social entrepreneurship Open Government 2nd December World Café + Open Space Technology 3rd December ECVET certificates + Departure

Training in Bari (Italy) start-ups in urban areas - Onsite visits to social enterprises and Public Administrations The Joint Staff Training Event hosted by University of Bari in Italy was an event aimed at education and training staff coming from each partner organisation for 7 days. Thanks to a Multidisciplinary approach and the ECVET system it was possible to name some participants from the staff as “Experts in Creativity and Shareable Policies”. The training topics were: - Creative Problem Solving exercises - NLP approach learning - Integration of the methodologies to stimulate sharing and sustainable lifestyles - World Café meeting involving stakeholders to discuss about the possibility to create

- Teaching sessions where at least 1 participant per partner is going to be the “teacher” transmitting own knowledge (ref. peer-learining).


Transnational Project Meetings 1st Project meeting Potenza (Italy) 26th - 29th November 2015 2nd Project meeting Lisbon (Portugal) 14th - 17th April 2016 3rd Project meeting KirĹ&#x;ehir (Turkey) 14th - 17th July 2016 4th Project meeting Madrid (Spain) 23rd - 26th April 2017 5th Project meeting Krakow (Poland) 16th –19th July 2017

Only by meeting the staff and talking face-to-face is possible to have a more effective group-building. The Conference calls are useful only to get in contact but the results and the effective workload is increasing in terms of results only after a Transnatonal Project Meeting. Peppino Franco project coordinator

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The importance of the physical meetings


From the BLOG Heat the street – streetwear your jacket This Friday, 23rd December, in Lisbon, it is happening the initiative Heat the Street – streetwear your jacket.

collection is Avenida da Liberdade – one of the most known and visited avenues in Lisbon.

The city of Lisbon will become, next Friday, a “giant size” cloakroom of coats. The Heat the Street – Streetwear your jacket initiative is back for the second consecutive year to once again promote the donation of warm clothing to “warm up who needs it the most.”

The event “The hottest rope, Lisbon” allows anyone to participate, hanging on the trees of the Avenue a sweater or jacket that no longer uses. “I’m here for you. If you’re on the street with cold, take me with you to warm you up” is the message written on the labels available for download on the initiative’s Facebook page.

Created by the young Sílvia Lopes, the project consists of hanging coats or other clothes that we have at home and no longer use in a kind of “rope to hang clothes,”. The goal is to donate warm clothing at the disposal of those who need the most comfort on these colder days. This time, the place chosen for delivery and

when solidarity is a motto for various initiatives. In Viana do Castelo also found a way to help those who need it most. Last Wednesday, students of the Polytechnic Institute spread the city the largest number of scarves they managed to raise during the two days of the initiative. All the scarves included a Christmas message, written by the students of Tourism, dedicated to the homeless.

These will be distributed along with the coats, from 6:00 pm on December 23, in front of the Hard Rock Café. Encouraged by social networks, the idea is also to create “a kind of human warmth” in the city, at a time

Further info This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission/National Agencies cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. Newsletter publisher: KA2 Strategic Partnership Adult Education Project “CREATUSE " Newsletter layout and content design by: Youth Europe Service

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