Events

The YOUTH Spring School took place from 10 to 14 June as part of the YOUTH project funded by the CTSi. In the context of the project, the aim was to further develop the transdisciplinary and intersectional methodological framework for researching social inequality among young people and to engage in a translocal and transdisciplinary exchange with international academic partners and NGOs. In this regard, the YOUTH Spring School was conceived as an educational format based on the principles of academic co-production, in which the consortium partners of the project and NGOs from different regions of the world as well as international students jointly produce new forms of urban knowledge that are relevant for young people, universities and society in general. The Spring School focussed on the question of how the use of technology affects young people’s (in)equal access to and use of public space.

The CTSi//circle.responsibleComputing is hosting the third talk on “Designing and Executing User Studies: Best Practices for Responsible Computing” in their brown bag seminar series, “Exploring the Frontiers of Responsible Computing.” Join us in person or watch the livestream

The CTSi//circle.responsibleComputing is hosting the second talk on “Co-Creation and Participation of Citizens in Urban Planningin” their brown bag seminar series, “Exploring the Frontiers of Responsible Computing.” Join us in person or watch the livestream on YouTube

The CTSi//circle.responsibleComputing recently hosted the first talk in their new brown bag seminar series, “Exploring the Frontiers of Responsible Computing.” You can watch a recording of the talk on YouTube