Description du projet
Combler les fossés pour un avenir durable
Dans un monde divisé par les questions socio-environnementales, les actions urgentes sont contrecarrées par la polarisation de la société. Les différents acteurs et communautés vivent ces défis de manière disparate, ce qui réduit au silence les voix humaines et non humaines. Avec le soutien du programme Actions Marie Skłodowska-Curie, le projet REWORLDING réunira divers acteurs pour concevoir des solutions inclusives pour les mondes interconnectés que nous habitons. Il donnera une voix à celles et ceux qui n’en ont pas, y compris aux acteurs non humains tels que les plantes et les rivières. Grâce à ses programmes de formation et à ses collaborations, REWORLDING traduira les résultats de la recherche en un ensemble de capacités tangibles, reliant les activités des projets aux efforts de développement durable à l’échelle mondiale. Le projet utilisera des méthodologies interdisciplinaires, l’apprentissage collectif, la conception participative et la recherche-action.
Objectif
Socio-environmental issues are experienced differently by different actors, communities and organisations, leading to societal polarisation and inhibiting urgently needed actions around these issues. As Participatory Design (PD) researchers, we observe a need for design approaches that can bring diverse actors together to tackle these challenges in participatory ways, with particular care for those who remain silent, both as human and non-human actors (e.g. plants, rivers or insects). REWORLDING doctoral network aims to investigate and outline such a careful and situated PD approach that can better understand and create synergies between the different worlds in which people live and work, and the non-human worlds they are entangled with. This is achieved through an interdisciplinary methodology based on collective learning and participatory action research, embedded in inter-sectoral collaborations with non-academic partners who address socio-environmental issues from diverse perspectives. In doing so, the network identifies and articulates reworlding design capabilities that can support next-generation researchers in tackling the connections of social and environmental challenges. Design capabilities link research and training in REWORLDING. The research program explores the capabilities needed to address socio-environmental issues and their translation to specific skills and training needs. Based on research insights, the training program iterates the proposed courses and enhances identified capabilities by exposing the 10 recruited researchers to non-academic socio-environmental practices. The program includes Retracing lecture series, Reconnecting methods training, Reimagining summer schools, Reinstitutioning webinars and Reworlding assemblies. Through articulated pathways to impact, we connect the project activities with stakeholders on different scales and relevant programs at European and international levels (such as SDGs and European Green Deal).
Champ scientifique
Programme(s)
- HORIZON.1.2 - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Main Programme
Régime de financement
HORIZON-TMA-MSCA-DN - HORIZON TMA MSCA Doctoral NetworksCoordinateur
3500 Hasselt
Belgique