RECHARGE Diary
In this section you will read updated contents and news about our project and its implementation.
The LIVING LABS FRONTIERS conference, held from September 25-27, 2024, in Timisoara, Romania, brought together a diverse group of international innovators, public officials, corporate leaders, and academics to explore the evolving role of Living Labs in driving systemic change. Organized by the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL), this flagship event was an inspiring platform for collaboration, discussion, and exchanging ideas on how to shape the future through societal engagement.
As part of the event’s "Living Labs for Business and Emerging Technologies" section, I had the opportunity to ...
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From September 4-6, 2024, the 11th European Workshop on Applied Cultural Economics took place at the María Zambrano Campus of the University of Valladolid, Segovia.
The interesting event brought together scholars from both Europe and other parts of the world, who presented around 50 research papers in the field of Cultural Economics, through parallel sessions full of insights and significant thematic and methodological advances in our area of study.
Our partner member from University of Valladolid, Luis César Herrero Prieto, gave a presentation entitled I like participatory museums; but how muc...
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This September marked an important milestone for the Recharge Consortium and the next generation of Recharge Living Labs (LLs). Representatives from the six institutions involved in the Recharge Next program gathered for their first in-person meeting in Warsaw.
Hosted by Centrum Cyfrowe, the event offered a unique opportunity to align strategies, share insights, and strengthen connections between the new LLs and the broader Recharge community. Here’s an overview of the key activities and outcomes from our time together. A highlight of the meeting was the presentations by each of the new Living ...
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Back on August 8 2024 the RECHARGE team which included the Hunt Museum, Platoniq, and Centrum Cyfrowe shared their experiences within the RECHARGE project and facilitated a workshop. Here is a recap of the event by Nadia Nadesan
RECHARGE introduces an innovative approach that redefines the way we develop business models and engage in philanthropy. Instead of positioning GLAMs (galleries, libraries, archives, and museums) as intermediaries between their audiences and funders, RECHARGE encourages these institutions to create participatory spaces where all stakeholders can come together to collabo...
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