Review Webinar - How low-income families can co-create innovations

Created on: 14 Apr 2021 | Updated on: 28 Apr 2021

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Organized by Dialogik in collaboration with De Montfort University

Review the webinar How low-income families can co-create innovations from April 28^th, 2021, and learn

Meet the experts

Catherine Flick is a Reader in Computing and Social Responsibility at De Montfort University and will talk about recruiting families from Leicester’s diverse neighbourhoods and engaging them through lockdown with art-based activities to enable them to co-create future home technologies through a “design thinking” approach with evaluation from cutting edge innovators.
Sheena Laursen is the Programme Manager at the Experimentarium in Hellerup, Denmark. Sheena will talk about the PULSE exhibition. The aim of PULSE was to create an innovative research-based science exhibition and community activities that motivate and support families to take action to develop and sustain healthy lifestyle. Therefore, the PULSE exhibition was co-created with families.

Scheduled after the presentations, an open discussion was facilitated by Rainer Kuhn and Sarah-Kristina Wist from Dialogik.

Contact: Sarah-Kristina Wist: wist@dialogik-expert.de

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